Display device

ABSTRACT

The present disclosure provides a display device. The display device comprises a display panel and a grating layer. The display panel comprises a left display area and a right display area, and from a center of a left-eye field-of-view central area of a left display area to a non left-eye field-of-view central area of the left display area, a grating period of a left-eye grating region of a first color, a grating period of a left-eye grating region of a second color, and a grating period of a left-eye grating region of a third color all decrease gradually. From a center of a right-eye field-of-view central area of a right display area to a non right-eye field-of-view central area of the right display area, a grating period of a right-eye grating region of the first color, a grating period of a right-eye grating region of the second color, and a grating period of a right-eye grating region of the third color all decrease gradually.

RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to the Chinese patent application No.201610476253.5 filed on Jun. 24, 2016, the entirety of which isincorporated herein by reference.

FIELD

The present disclosure relates to the field of display technologies, inparticular to a display device.

BACKGROUND

A display device is a device for displaying characters, numbers,symbols, pictures or images formed by at least two selected from a groupcomprising characters, numbers, symbols and pictures. The display devicecan be a flat surface display device, a curved-surface display device, a3D display device, a near eye display device, or an enhanced reality(AR)/virtual reality (VR) display device, etc.

With the development of display devices, more and more sophisticateddemands are brought out by people with the on-the-spot effect of displayand the immersion of viewer. In order to improve the on-the-spot effectof display and the immersion of viewer, one of the key technologies isto effectively control light propagation within the display device. Forexample, with respect to a display device for near eye display, thedisplay device comprises a display panel that includes a left displayarea corresponding to a left eye of a viewer and a right display areacorresponding to a right eye of the viewer. The left display areaincludes a left-eye field-of-view central area and a non left-eyefield-of-view central area, while the right display area includes aright-eye field-of-view central area and a non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area. When the viewer is viewing an image displayed by thedisplay device, a left-eye sight of the viewer concentrates on theleft-eye field-of-view central area, and a right-eye sight of the viewerconcentrates on the right-eye field-of-view central area. By controllinglight propagation within the display device, the image viewed by theviewer seems to be projected on a virtual screen in front of or behindthe display device, light emitted from points on the left display areacorresponding to each point on the virtual screen is directed to theleft eye of the viewer, and light emitted from points on the rightdisplay area corresponding to each point on the virtual screen isdirected to the right eye of the viewer, thus realizing virtual displayor 3D display of the display device, which makes the display device tohave a good on-the-spot effect and improves the immersion of the viewer.

At present, microprisms or microlenses are usually provided in thedisplay device to control light propagation within the display device,namely, the existing display device usually uses structures designed onthe basis of geometrical optics principles to realize control to lightpropagation within the display device. However, with the development ofnear eye display devices, structures designed on the basis ofgeometrical optics principles can no longer meet the requirements on thecontrol to light propagation within the display device, so theon-the-spot effect of the display device and the immersion of the viewerget worse, and bad viewing experience is brought to the viewer.

SUMMARY

An object of the present disclosure is to provide an improved displaydevice.

In order to achieve the above object, one aspect of the presentdisclosure provides a display device, comprising: a display panel, and agrating layer arranged inside or outside of the display panel. Thedisplay panel comprises a left display area corresponding to a left eyeof a viewer and a right display area corresponding to a right eye of theviewer; the left display area comprises a plurality of left-eye pixelsof a first color, a plurality of left-eye pixels of a second color, aplurality of left-eye pixels of a third color, and the right displayarea comprises a plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, aplurality of right-eye pixels of the second color, and a plurality ofright-eye pixels of the third color.

The grating layer comprises a left grating region corresponding to theleft display area, and a right grating region corresponding to the rightdisplay area. The left grating region comprises a left-eye gratingregion of the first color corresponding to the left-eye pixels of thefirst color, a left-eye grating region of the second color correspondingto the left-eye pixels of the second color, and a left-eye gratingregion of the third color corresponding to the left-eye pixels of thethird color. The right grating region comprises a right-eye gratingregion of the first color corresponding to the right-eye pixels of thefirst color, a right-eye grating region of the second colorcorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the second color, and aright-eye grating region of the third color corresponding to theright-eye pixels of the third color.

Along a direction from a center of a left-eye field-of-view central areaof the left display area to a non left-eye field-of-view central area ofthe left display area, a grating period of the left-eye grating regionof the first color, a grating period of the left-eye grating region ofthe second color, and a grating period of the left-eye grating region ofthe third color all decrease gradually, and light emitted by the displaydevice from a position corresponding to the left-eye pixels of the firstcolor, light emitted by the display device from a position correspondingto the left-eye pixels of the second color, and light emitted by thedisplay device from a position corresponding to the left-eye pixels ofthe third color are all directed to the left eye of the viewer.

Along a direction from a center of a right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the right display area to a non right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the right display area, a grating period of the right-eyegrating region of the first color, a grating period of the right-eyegrating region of the second color, and a grating period of theright-eye grating region of the third color all decrease gradually, andlight emitted by the display device from a position corresponding to theright-eye pixels of the first color, light emitted by the display devicefrom a position corresponding to the right-eye pixels of the secondcolor, and light emitted by the display device from a positioncorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the third color are alldirected to the right eye of the viewer.

Another aspect of the present disclosure provides another displaydevice, which comprises a left display panel, a right display panel, aleft grating layer arranged inside or outside of the left display panel,and a right grating layer arranged inside or outside of the rightdisplay panel.

The left display panel corresponds to a left eye of a viewer, and theright display panel corresponds to a right eye of the viewer. The leftdisplay panel comprises a plurality of left-eye pixels of a first color,a plurality of left-eye pixels of a second color, a plurality ofleft-eye pixels of a third color, and the right display panel comprisesa plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, a plurality ofright-eye pixels of the second color, and a plurality of right-eyepixels of the third color.

The left grating layer comprises a left-eye grating region of the firstcolor corresponding to the left-eye pixels of the first color, aleft-eye grating region of the second color corresponding to theleft-eye pixels of the second color, and a left-eye grating region ofthe third color corresponding to the left-eye pixels of the third color.The right grating layer comprises: a right-eye grating region of thefirst color corresponding to the right-eye pixels of the first color, aright-eye grating region of the second color corresponding to theright-eye pixels of the second color, and a right-eye grating region ofthe third color corresponding to the right-eye pixels of the thirdcolor.

Along a direction from a center of a left-eye field-of-view central areaof the left display panel to a non left-eye field-of-view central areaof the left display panel, a grating period of the left-eye gratingregion of the first color, a grating period of the left-eye gratingregion of the second color, and a grating period of the left-eye gratingregion of the third color all decrease gradually, and light emitted bythe display device from a position corresponding to the left-eye pixelsof the first color, light emitted by the display device from a positioncorresponding to the left-eye pixels of the second color, and lightemitted by the display device from a position corresponding to theleft-eye pixels of the third color are all directed to the left eye ofthe viewer.

Along a direction from a center of a right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the right display panel to a non right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the right display panel, a grating period of the right-eyegrating region of the first color, a grating period of the right-eyegrating region of the second color, and a grating period of theright-eye grating region of the third color all decrease gradually, andlight emitted by the display device from a position corresponding to theright-eye pixels of the first color, light emitted by the display devicefrom a position corresponding to the right-eye pixels of the secondcolor, and light emitted by the display device from a positioncorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the third color are alldirected to the right eye of the viewer.

A grating layer is arranged in the display device provided in thepresent disclosure. By setting the grating periods at differentpositions of the grating layer, the diffraction effect of light duringpropagation in the display device can be controlled, thereby controllinglight propagation within the display device and realizing control tolight emitted by the display device. In other words, in the presentdisclosure, a structure designed on the basis of physical opticsprinciples is used to control light propagation within the displaydevice. Compared to the structure designed on the basis of thegeometrical optics principles for controlling propagation of lightwithin the display device in the prior art, the structure designed onthe basis of the physical optics principles has higher ability incontrolling propagation of light within the display device, so it canbetter control propagation of light within the display device, improvethe effect of controlling of light propagation within the displaydevice, and improve the on-the-spot effect of display of the displaydevice and the immersion of the viewer. As a result, the viewer canenjoy more real and comfortable viewing experience.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF DRAWINGS

The figures described herein provide further understanding of thepresent disclosure and form a part of the present disclosure. Exemplaryembodiments of the present disclosure and descriptions thereof are usedfor explaining the present disclosure, but they do not intend toinappropriately define the present disclosure. In the figures:

FIG. 1 is a structural diagram of a display device provided in anembodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 2 is a plane view of the display device of FIG. 1;

FIG. 3 is a sectional view of the display device of FIG. 1;

FIG. 4 is a graph of a grating period of a grating layer in the displaydevice as shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 5 is a graph of another grating period of a grating layer in thedisplay device as shown in FIG. 3;

FIG. 6 shows a positional relationship among a viewer, a display deviceand a virtual screen;

FIG. 7 shows another positional relationship among the viewer, thedisplay device and the virtual screen;

FIG. 8 shows still another positional relationship among the viewer, thedisplay device and the virtual screen;

FIG. 9 shows a relationship between light-extraction efficiency of azero-order diffraction and a thickness of a left grating bulge;

FIG. 10 shows a relationship between light-extraction efficiency of afirst-order diffraction and a thickness of a left grating bulge;

FIG. 11 shows a relationship between light-extraction efficiency of azero-order diffraction and a grating duty cycle;

FIG. 12 shows a relationship between light-extraction efficiency of afirst-order diffraction and a grating duty cycle;

FIG. 13 is a sectional view of a grating layer;

FIG. 14 is another sectional view of the grating layer;

FIG. 15 is still another sectional view of the grating layer;

FIG. 16 is a sectional view of the grating layer;

FIG. 17 is another sectional view of the grating layer;

FIG. 18 is still another sectional view of the grating layer;

FIG. 19 is another structural diagram of the display device provided inthe embodiment of the present disclosure;

FIG. 20 is a plane view of the display device as shown in FIG. 19.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

In order to further describe the display device provided in theembodiment of the present disclosure, detailed descriptions are givenbelow with reference to the figures of the description.

In the figures, the following reference signs are used:

10—display device

20—display panel

21—left display area

22—right display area

23—color film layer

30—left display panel

40—right display panel

50—light barrier

60—grating layer

61—left grating region

62—right grating region

63—left grating bulge

64—right grating bulge

65—gap

70—virtual screen.

Referring to FIGS. 1-3, a display device provided in an embodiment ofthe present disclosure is configured for virtual display. The displaydevice 10 comprises a display panel 20 and a grating layer 60 that isarranged inside or outside of the display panel 20. The display panel 20comprises a left display area 21 corresponding to a left eye Z_(L) of aviewer and a right display area 22 corresponding to a right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer. The left display area 21 comprises a plurality of left-eye Rpixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels and a plurality of left-eye Bpixels, and the right display area 22 comprises a plurality of right-eyeR pixels, a plurality of right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eyeB pixels. The grating layer 60 comprises a left grating region 61corresponding to the left display area 21 and a right grating region 62corresponding to the right display area 22. The left grating region 61comprises a left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eye Rpixels, a left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eye Gpixels and a left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eye Bpixels. The right grating region 62 comprises a right-eye R gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye R pixels, a right-eye G gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye G pixels and a right-eye B gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye B pixels.

Along a direction pointing from a center a_(L) of a left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the left display area 21 to a nonleft-eye field-of-view central area of the left display area 21, agrating period of the left-eye R grating region, a grating period of theleft-eye G grating region, and a grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region all decrease gradually, and light emitted by the displaydevice 10 from a position corresponding to the left-eye R pixels, lightemitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding to theleft-eye G pixels, and light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the left-eye B pixels are all directed to theleft eye Z_(L) of the viewer.

Along a direction pointing from a center a_(R) of a right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the right display area 22 to a nonright-eye field-of-view central area of the right display area 22, agrating period of the right-eye R grating region, a grating period ofthe right-eye G grating region, and a grating period of the right-eye Bgrating region all decrease gradually, and light emitted by the displaydevice 10 from a position corresponding to the right-eye R pixels, lightemitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding to theright-eye G pixels, and light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the right-eye B pixels are all directed to theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

It shall be noted that in the above embodiment, the display device 10can be a flat surface display device or a curved surface display device.In the embodiment of the present disclosure, detailed descriptions aregiven for the example that the display device 10 is a flat surfacedisplay device.

For example, referring to FIGS. 1-3, the display device 10 provided inthe embodiment of the present disclosure comprises the display panel 20that comprises the left display area 21 corresponding to the left eyeZ_(L) of the viewer and the right display area 22 corresponding to theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer. The left display area 21 and the rightdisplay area 22 each occupy half of the display panel 20. The left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area are in the left display area 21, and the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) and the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area are in the right display area 22. When the viewer isviewing an image displayed by the display device 10, sight of the lefteye Z_(L) the viewer concentrates on the left-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(L), and sight of the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer concentrateson the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R).

When the viewer is viewing an image displayed by the display device 10,the image viewed by the viewer seems to be projected on a virtual screen70 behind or in front of the display device 10, wherein the viewer, thedisplay device 10 and the virtual screen 70 form an optical system, inwhich the virtual screen 70 can be at a focal plane of the opticalsystem. For example, the virtual screen 70 may be at a back focal planeof the optical system, i.e. the virtual screen 70 is at a focal planebehind the display device 10. Alternatively, the virtual screen 70 maybe at a front focal plane of the optical system, i.e. the virtual screen70 is at a focal plane in front of the display device 10. Suppose thatthere is a point Y on the virtual screen 70, and an image at point Y asseen by the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer is an image displayed at apoint X_(L) on the display device 10, wherein the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer, point Y on the virtual screen 70 and point X_(L) on the displaydevice 10 are on the same straight line; an image at point Y as seen bythe right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is an image displayed at a point X_(R)on the display device 10, wherein the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer,point Y on the virtual screen 70 and point X_(R) on the display device10 are on the same straight line. In this case, a distance of X_(L)Y isa defocusing amount corresponding to the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer inthe optical system, and a distance of X_(R)Y is a defocusing amountcorresponding to the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer in the opticalsystem. Images displayed at respective positions on the display device10 can be obtained by calculating from corresponding defocusing amounts,or images displayed at respective positions on the display device 10 canbe obtained by recording and storing by a special device.

In practical applications, when the viewer is in an viewing area infront of the display device 10 and is viewing an image displayed by thedisplay device 10, the image viewed by the viewer may further include adepth of field image. The depth of field image can be image recorded andprocessed by a special device, or it can be obtained by calculatingaccording to an image processing algorithm by a display chip or aCentral Processing Unit (CPU) in the display device 10. Thus the imagedisplayed by the display device 10 may: include only image that can beprojected on a certain virtual screen 70 in front of the display device10; include only image that can be projected on a certain virtual screen70 behind the display device 10; include image that can be projected ona certain virtual screen 70 in front of the display device 10 as well asa depth of field image of the virtual screen 70; include image that canbe projected on a certain virtual screen 70 behind the display device 10as well as a depth of field image of the virtual screen 70; includeimage that can be projected on a certain virtual screen 70 in front ofthe display device 10 as well as a depth of field image of the displaydevice 10; include image that can be projected on a certain virtualscreen 70 behind the display device 10 as well as a depth of field imageof the display device 10; or include images that can be projected on allvirtual screens 70 viewable by the viewer as well as depth of fieldimages of respective virtual screens 70.

The display device 10 further includes the grating layer 60 arrangedinside or outside of the display panel 20. The grating layer 60comprises the left grating region 61 corresponding to the left displayarea 21 and the right grating region 62 corresponding to the rightdisplay area 22. The display panel 20 can be a liquid crystal displaypanel, an OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode) display panel, a PDP(Plasma Display Panel) display panel, a CRT (Cathode Ray Tube) displaypanel, etc. The grating layer 60 can be arranged inside or outside ofthe display panel 20. For example, when the display device 10 is aliquid crystal display device, it comprises a back light source and thedisplay panel 20 at a light emergent side of the back light source. Thedisplay panel 20 comprises a first substrate and a second substratearranged opposite to each other. The grating layer 60 can be arrangedbetween the first substrate and the second substrate, or the gratinglayer 60 can be arranged on a side of the first substrate facing awayfrom the second substrate, or, the grating layer 60 can be arranged on aside of the second substrate facing away from the first substrate, orthe grating layer 60 can be arranged on the light emergent side of theback light source.

A color scheme of the display device 10 is the RGB (Red, Green, Blue)color scheme. The left display area 21 of the display panel 20 comprisesa plurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels, aplurality of left-eye B pixels, and the right display area 22 of thedisplay panel 20 comprises a plurality of right-eye R pixels, aplurality of right-eye G pixels, and a plurality of right-eye B pixels.The left grating region 61 of the grating layer 60 comprises theleft-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eye R pixels, theleft-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eye G pixels and theleft-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eye B pixels, andthe right grating region 62 of the grating layer 60 comprises theright-eye R grating region corresponding to the right-eye R pixels, theright-eye G grating region corresponding to the right-eye G pixels andthe right-eye B grating region corresponding to the right-eye B pixels.

Along the direction pointing from the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) to the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area, the grating period of the left-eye R grating region, thegrating period of the left-eye G grating region, and the grating periodof the left-eye B grating region all decrease gradually, namely, it canbe considered that the center of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) in FIG. 2 is point a_(L), and from the point a_(L) to an edge ofthe left display area 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period of the left-eye Rgrating region, the grating period of the left-eye G grating region, andthe grating period of the left-eye B grating region all decreasegradually. For example, from the point a_(L) in FIG. 2 to an upper edgeof the left display area 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period of theleft-eye R grating region, the grating period of the left-eye G gratingregion, and the grating period of the left-eye B grating region alldecrease gradually; from the point a_(L) in FIG. 2 to a lower edge ofthe left display area 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period of the left-eye Rgrating region, the grating period of the left-eye G grating region, andthe grating period of the left-eye B grating region all decreasegradually; from the point a_(L) in FIG. 2 to a left edge of the leftdisplay area 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period of the left-eye R gratingregion, the grating period of the left-eye G grating region, and thegrating period of the left-eye B grating region all decrease gradually;and from the point a_(L) in FIG. 2 to a right edge of the left displayarea 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period of the left-eye R grating region,the grating period of the left-eye G grating region, and the gratingperiod of the left-eye B grating region all decrease gradually.

Light emitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding tothe left-eye R pixels, light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the left-eye G pixels, and light emitted bythe display device 10 from a position corresponding to the left-eye Bpixels are all directed to the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer. Forexample, as shown in FIG. 1, there is a point Y on the virtual screen70, and an image at point Y as seen by the left eye Z_(L) of the vieweris an image displayed at a point X_(L) on the display device 10, whereinthe left eye Z_(L) of the viewer, point Y on the virtual screen 70 andpoint X_(L) on the display device 10 are on the same straight line.Light emitted from the point X_(L) on the display device 10 is directedto the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer, i.e. light emitted from the pointX_(L) on the display device 10 is emitted along the straight line inwhich the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer, the point Y on the virtualscreen 70 and the point X_(L) on the display device 10 are located. Whenthe point X_(L) on the display device 10 corresponds to the left-eye Rpixels, it emits red light, and the red light is emitted along thestraight line in which the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer, the point Y onthe virtual screen 70 and the point X_(L) on the display device 10 arelocated; when the point X_(L) on the display device 10 corresponds tothe left-eye G pixels, it emits green light, and the green light isemitted along the straight line in which the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer, the point Y on the virtual screen 70 and the point X_(L) on thedisplay device 10 are located; when the point X_(L) on the displaydevice 10 corresponds to the left-eye B pixels, it emits blue light, andthe blue light is emitted along the straight line in which the left eyeZ_(L) of the viewer, the point Y on the virtual screen 70 and the pointX_(L) on the display device 10 are located.

Along a direction pointing from a center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) to the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, a grating period of the right-eye R grating region, agrating period of the right-eye G grating region, and a grating periodof the right-eye B grating region all decrease gradually, namely, it canbe considered that the center of the right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R) in FIG. 2 is the point a_(R) and from point a_(R) in FIG. 2to an edge of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating period ofthe right-eye R grating region, the grating period of the right-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the right-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually. For example, from the point a_(R) in FIG. 2 toan upper edge of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating periodof the right-eye R grating region, the grating period of the right-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the right-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually; from the point a_(R) in FIG. 2 to a lower edgeof the right display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating period of theright-eye R grating region, the grating period of the right-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the right-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually; from the point a_(R) in FIG. 2 to a left edge ofthe right display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating period of the right-eyeR grating region, the grating period of the right-eye G grating region,and the grating period of the right-eye B grating region all decreasegradually; and from the point a_(R) in FIG. 2 to a right edge of theright display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating period of the right-eye Rgrating region, the grating period of the right-eye G grating region,and the grating period of the right-eye B grating region all decreasegradually.

Light emitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding tothe right-eye R pixels, light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the right-eye G pixels, and light emitted bythe display device 10 from a position corresponding to the right-eye Bpixels are all directed to the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer. Forexample, as shown in FIG. 1, there is a point Y on the virtual screen70, and an image at point Y as seen by the right eye Z_(R) of the vieweris an image displayed at a point X_(R) on the display device 10, and theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer, point Y on the virtual screen 70 andpoint X_(R) on the display device 10 are on the same straight line.Light emitted from the point X_(R) on the display device 10 is directedto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, i.e. light emitted from the pointX_(R) on the display device 10 is emitted along the straight line inwhich the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, the point Y on the virtualscreen 70 and the point X_(R) on the display device 10 are located. Whenthe point X_(R) on the display device 10 corresponds to the right-eye Rpixels, it emits red light, and the red light is emitted along thestraight line in which the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, the point Y onthe virtual screen 70 and the point X_(R) on the display device 10 arelocated; when the point X_(R) on the display device 10 corresponds tothe right-eye G pixels, it emits green light, and the green light isemitted along the straight line in which the right eye Z_(R) of theviewer, the point Y on the virtual screen 70 and the point X_(R) on thedisplay device 10 are located; when the point X_(R) on the displaydevice 10 corresponds to the right-eye B pixels, it emits blue light,and the blue light is emitted along the straight line in which the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer, the point Y on the virtual screen 70 and thepoint X_(R) on the display device 10 are located.

A grating layer 60 is arranged in the display device 10 provided in theembodiment of the present disclosure, and incident light incident on thegrating layer 60 is diffracted at the grating layer 60 to obtain akth-order diffraction (k=0, ±1, ±2K). A relationship between adiffraction angle θ of the kth-order diffraction and a grating period Pof the grating layer 60 usually satisfies the formula of:

$\begin{matrix}{{{\sin \; \theta} = {{\sin \; \theta_{0}} + \frac{k\; \lambda}{P}}},{k = 0},{\pm 1},{{\pm 2}K}} & (1)\end{matrix}$

In formula (1), θ₀ is an incident angle of the incident light incidenton the grating layer 60, λ is a wavelength of the incident lightincident on the grating layer 60.

According to formula (1), when the incident angle θ₀ of the incidentlight incident on the grating layer 60 is fixed, with respect to azero-order diffraction, the diffraction angle θ of the zero-orderdiffraction equals to the incident angle θ₀ of the incident lightincident on the grating layer 60, so the grating period P of the gratinglayer does not have any impact on the diffraction angle of thezero-order diffraction; with respect to a non-zero-order diffraction,such as first-order diffraction, second-order diffraction, third-orderdiffraction, etc., as the grating period P decreases, the diffractionangle θ of the non-zero-order diffraction increase gradually. Thus bysetting different grating periods P, the diffraction angle θ of thenon-zero-order diffraction can be adjusted, so that light of thenon-zero-order diffraction is emitted towards a preset direction.

For example, referring to FIG. 1, when the viewer is viewing an imagedisplayed by the display device 10, the image viewed by the viewer seemsto be projected on a virtual screen 70 behind the display device 10. Theimage at point Y on the virtual screen 70 as seen by the left eye Z_(L)of the viewer corresponds to the image at point X_(L) on the displaydevice 10. In order to make the image at point Y on the virtual screen70 be seen by the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer, a light emergentdirection at point X_(L) on the display device 10 needs to be adjusted,so that light at point X_(L) on the display device 10 is emitted alongthe straight line in which Z_(L), X_(L) and Y are located. The gratingperiod P of the grating layer 60 at a position corresponding to thepoint X_(L) can be set, and a diffraction angle θ of a non-zero-orderdiffraction obtained by the incident light being diffracted at theposition of the grating layer 60 corresponding to the point X_(L) can beadjusted, such that light of the non-zero-order diffraction is emittedalong the straight line in which Z_(L), X_(L) and Y are located, andthat the image at point Y on the virtual screen 70 is seen by the lefteye Z_(L) of the viewer.

If the point X_(L) on the display device 10 corresponds to a left-eye Rpixel, then the grating period P of the grating layer 60 correspondingto the left-eye R pixel is set, so that the non-zero-order diffractionobtained by the incident light being diffracted at a position of thegrating layer 60 corresponding to the left-eye R pixel is diffractedalong the straight line in which Z_(L), X_(L) and Y are located. If thepoint X_(L) on the display device 10 corresponds to a left-eye G pixel,then the grating period P of the grating layer 60 corresponding to theleft-eye G pixel is set, so that the non-zero-order diffraction obtainedby the incident light being diffracted at a position of the gratinglayer 60 corresponding to the left-eye G pixel is diffracted along thestraight line in which Z_(L), X_(L) and Y are located. If the pointX_(L) on the display device 10 corresponds to a left-eye B pixel, thenthe grating period P of the grating layer 60 corresponding to theleft-eye B pixel is set, so that the non-zero-order diffraction obtainedby the incident light being diffracted at a position of the gratinglayer 60 corresponding to the left-eye B pixel is diffracted along thestraight line in which Z_(L), X_(L) and Y are located.

The image at point Y on the virtual screen 70 as viewed by the right eyeZ_(R) of the viewer corresponds to the image at point X_(R) on thedisplay device 10. In order to make the image at point Y on the virtualscreen 70 be seen by the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, a light emergentdirection at point X_(R) on the display device 10 needs to be adjusted,so that light at point X_(R) on the display device 10 is emitted alongthe straight line in which Z_(R), X_(R) and Y are located. The gratingperiod P of the grating layer 60 at a position corresponding to thepoint X_(R) can be set, and the diffraction angle θ of thenon-zero-order diffraction obtained by the incident light beingdiffracted at the position of the grating layer 60 corresponding to thepoint X_(R) can be adjusted, such that light of the non-zero-orderdiffraction is emitted along the straight line in which Z_(R), X_(R) andY are located, and that the image at point Y on the virtual screen 70 isseen by the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

If the point X_(R) on the display device 10 corresponds to a right-eye Rpixel, then the grating period P of the grating layer 60 correspondingto the right-eye R pixel is set, so that the non-zero-order diffractionobtained by the incident light being diffracted at a position of thegrating layer 60 corresponding to the right-eye R pixel is diffractedalong the straight line in which Z_(R), X_(R) and Y are located. If thepoint X_(R) on the display device 10 corresponds to a right-eye G pixel,then the grating period P of the grating layer 60 corresponding to theright-eye G pixel is set, so that the non-zero-order diffractionobtained by the incident light being diffracted at a position of thegrating layer 60 corresponding to the right-eye G pixel is diffractedalong the straight line in which Z_(R), X_(R) and Y are located. If thepoint X_(R) on the display device 10 corresponds to a right-eye B pixel,then the grating period P of the grating layer 60 corresponding to theright-eye B pixel is set, so that the non-zero-order diffractionobtained by the incident light being diffracted at a position of thegrating layer 60 corresponding to the right-eye B pixel is diffractedalong the straight line in which Z_(R), X_(R) and Y are located.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the image at point Y on the virtual screen 70as seen by the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer is the image displayed atpoint X_(L) on the left display area 21, and the image at point Y on thevirtual screen 70 as seen by the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is theimage displayed at point X_(R) on the right display area 22, wherein thelonger the distance from point X_(L) to a_(L), the larger the angle withwhich the light emitted from point X_(L) needs to be deflected, and thelonger the distance from point X_(R) to a_(R), the larger the angle withwhich the light emitted from point X_(R) needs to be deflected. In theembodiment of the present disclosure, along the direction from thecenter a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area, the grating period of the left-eyeR grating region, the grating period of the left-eye G grating region,and the grating period of the left-eye B grating region all decreasegradually; along the direction from the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) to the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, the grating period of the right-eye R grating region, thegrating period of the right-eye G grating region, and the grating periodof the right-eye B grating region all decrease gradually. That is, inthe left display area 21, the farther from the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L), the smaller the gratingperiod of the left-eye R grating region, the grating period of theleft-eye G grating region, and the grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region; in the right display area 22, the farther from thecenter a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), thesmaller the grating period of the right-eye R grating region, thegrating period of the right-eye G grating region, and the grating periodof the right-eye B grating region; accordingly, in the left display area21, light emitted from points farther from the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) have larger deflection angles;and in the right display area 22, light emitted from points farther fromthe center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) havelarger deflection angles. As a result, light emitted by the displaydevice 10 from a position corresponding to the left-eye R pixels, lightemitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding to theleft-eye G pixels, and light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the left-eye B pixels are all directed to theleft eye Z_(L) of the viewer; light emitted by the display device 10from a position corresponding to the right-eye R pixels, light emittedby the display device 10 from a position corresponding to the right-eyeG pixels, and light emitted by the display device 10 from a positioncorresponding to the right-eye B pixels are all directed to the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer.

It can be seen from above that a grating layer 60 is arranged in thedisplay device 10 provided in the embodiment of the present disclosure,and by setting the grating periods of the respective positions of thegrating layer 60, the diffraction effect occurred when light ispropagating in the display device 10 can be controlled, therebycontrolling light propagation in the display device 10 and controllingthe light emitted by the display device 10. That is, in the embodimentof the present disclosure, a structure designed on the basis of thephysical optics principle is used to control light propagation in thedisplay device 10. Compared to the structure designed on the basis ofthe geometrical optics principle for controlling propagation of light inthe display device 10 in the prior art, the structure designed on thebasis of the physical optics principle has higher ability in controllingpropagation of light in the display device 10, so it can better controlpropagation of light in the display device 10, improve the effect ofcontrolling of light propagation in the display device 10, thusimproving the on-the-spot effect of the display of the display device 10and the immersion of the viewer. As a result, viewing experience of theviewer is improved by bringing more real and comfortable viewingexperience to the viewer.

It shall be noted that the incident light incident on the grating layer60 is diffracted at the grating layer 60 to obtain a kth-orderdiffraction (k=0, ±1, ±2K). When adjusting the light emergent directionat each of the positions on the display device 10, the grating period inan area of the grating layer corresponding to the position is usuallyadjusted so as to adjust a diffraction angle of a non-zero-orderdiffraction obtained by the incident light being diffracted in the areaof the grating layer 60 corresponding to the position. For example,usually the grating period in the area of the grating layer 60corresponding to the position is adjusted so as to adjust thediffraction angles of first-order diffraction, second-order diffraction,third-order diffraction, and so on. In practical applications, theincident light incident on the grating layer 60 is diffracted at thegrating layer 60 to obtain a kth-order diffraction (k=0, ±1, ±2K),wherein the zero-order diffraction has the highest intensity, and as |k|increases, the intensity of the kth-order diffraction decreasesgradually, and generally speaking, there is a difference of one orseveral orders of magnitude between the intensity of second-orderdiffraction and the intensity of first-order diffraction, i.e. theintensity of the second-order diffraction is much smaller than that ofthe first-order diffraction. Therefore, when adjusting the diffractionangles of the non-zero diffractions obtained by the incident light beingdiffracted in the area of the grating layer 60 corresponding to theposition, just the diffraction angle of the first-order diffractionneeds to be adjusted.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, an example about adjusting adiffraction angle of a first-order diffraction obtained by diffractionof the incident light passing through the grating layer 60 is described,and an example about respectively adjusting an intensity of a zero-orderdiffraction and an intensity of a first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light passing through the grating layer 60is described.

It shall be noted that the display device 10 provided in the embodimentof the present disclosure can be applied to a near eye display device,for example, it can be applied to a head-mounted near eye display device(such as helmet display device, glass-type display device) for realizing3D display. Curved-surface 3D display or spherical 3D display can berealized, for example.

In the above embodiment, according to different functions of the displaydevice 10 and different positions of the viewing area in front of thedisplay device 10, the grating layer 60 can be set in different ways.Three arrangements of the grating layer 60 are described below asexamples, but the arrangements of the grating layer 60 are not limitedto these three.

In one arrangement of the grating layer 60, referring to FIGS. 1-4,along a direction parallel to a line between the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) to both sides of the leftdisplay area 21, the grating period of the left-eye R grating region,the grating period of the left-eye G grating region, and the gratingperiod of the left-eye B grating region all decrease gradually. Along adirection parallel to a line between the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) to both sides of the right display area22, the grating period of the right-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the right-eye G grating region, and the grating period of theright-eye B grating region all decrease gradually.

Specifically, still referring to FIG. 2, the direction parallel to theline between the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is a direction parallel to a line between the left eye Z_(L) andthe right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, and it is also the left and rightdirection in FIG. 2. In practical applications, it also can beconsidered that the direction parallel to the line between the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the centera_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is a lateraldirection of the display device 10.

An example that the display panel 20 has a size of 5.5 inches isdescribed in detail. The display panel 20 has a width of 14.16 cm and aheight of 7.12 cm. As shown in FIG. 2, the left and right direction inFIG. 2 is the width direction of the display panel 20, and the up anddown direction in FIG. 2 is the height direction of the display panel20, and the left display area 21 and the right display area 22 eachoccupy a half of the display panel 20 along the left and right directionin FIG. 2. When a viewer is viewing an image displayed by the displaydevice 10, the line between the left eye Z_(L) and the right eye Z_(R)of the viewer is parallel to the width direction of the display panel20. Thus it can be considered that the direction parallel to the linebetween the left eye Z_(L) and the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is thelateral direction of the display device 10, and direction perpendicularto the line between both eyes of the viewer is a longitudinal directionof the display device 10, namely, the left and right direction in FIG. 2is the lateral direction of the display device 10, and the up and downdirection in FIG. 2 is the longitudinal direction of the display device10.

When the viewer is viewing an image displayed by the display device 10,a distance between the viewer and the display device 10 may be greaterthan 0 cm and smaller than 20 cm. In order to enable the viewer to havea good viewing angle, the distance between the viewer and the displaydevice 10 can optionally be 5 cm. Specifically, in this embodiment, thedistance between the viewer and the display device 10 is actually thedistance between the left eye Z_(L) or right eye Z_(R) of the viewer andthe display device 10.

A vertical line q_(L1) is provided through the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) in FIG. 2. Along the left andright direction in FIG. 2, from the vertical line q_(L1) to the left andright sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period ofthe left-eye R grating region, the grating period of the left-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the left-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually. That is, along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, the farther from the vertical line q_(L1), the larger thediffraction angle of the first-order diffraction obtained by diffractionof the incident light when passing through the left-eye R gratingregion, the larger the diffraction angle of the first-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light when passing through theleft-eye G grating region, and the larger the diffraction angle of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightwhen passing through the left-eye B grating region, which arecorresponding to the angles by which the light emitted from differentpositions on the display device 10 need to deflect towards the left eyeZ_(L) of the viewer as shown by the curve q1 in FIG. 4 along the leftand right direction in FIG. 2.

Along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, a distribution curve ofthe grating period of the left-eye R grating region can be obtained fromthe curve q1 in FIG. 4 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q3 in FIG.4, an area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(L1) has the largest grating period, and areas of theleft-eye R grating region corresponding to the left and right sides ofthe left display area 21 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. Forexample, the area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(L1) may have a grating period greater than or equal to50 μm, and the areas of the left-eye R grating region corresponding tothe left and right sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2 may havea grating period of 1 μm.

Along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, a distribution curve ofthe grating period of the left-eye G grating region can be obtained fromthe curve q1 in FIG. 4 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q4 in FIG.4, an area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(L1) has the largest grating period, and areas of theleft-eye G grating region corresponding to the left and right sides ofthe left display area 21 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. Forexample, the area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(L1) may have a grating period greater than or equal to50 μm, and the areas of the left-eye G grating region corresponding tothe left and right sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2 may havea grating period of 0.8 μm.

Along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, a distribution curve ofthe grating period of the left-eye B grating region can be obtained fromthe curve q1 in FIG. 4 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q5 in FIG.4, an area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(L1) has the largest grating period, and areas of theleft-eye B grating region corresponding to the left and right sides ofthe left display area 21 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. Forexample, the area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(L1) may have a grating period greater than or equal to50 μm, and the areas of the left-eye B grating region corresponding tothe left and right sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2 may havea grating period of 0.6 μm.

A vertical line q_(R1) is provided through the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) in FIG. 2. Along the left andright direction in FIG. 2, from the vertical line q_(R1) to the left andright sides of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating periodof the right-eye R grating region, the grating period of the right-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the right-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually. That is, along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, the farther from the vertical line q_(R1), the larger thediffraction angle of the first-order diffraction obtained by diffractionof the incident light when passing through the right-eye R gratingregion, the larger the diffraction angle of the first-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light when passing through theright-eye G grating region, and the larger the diffraction angle of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightwhen passing through the right-eye B grating region, which arecorresponding to the angles by which the light emitted from differentpositions on the display device 10 need to deflect towards the right eyeZ_(R) of the viewer as shown by the curve q2 in FIG. 4 along the leftand right direction in FIG. 2.

Along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, a distribution curve ofthe grating period of the right-eye R grating region can be obtainedfrom the curve q2 in FIG. 4 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q6 inFIG. 4, an area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(R1) has the largest grating period, and areas of theright-eye R grating region corresponding to the left and right sides ofthe right display area 22 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. Forexample, the area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(R1) may have a grating period greater than or equal to50 μm, and the areas of the right-eye R grating region corresponding tothe left and right sides of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2 may havea grating period of 1 μm.

Along the left and right direction in FIG. 4, a distribution curve ofthe grating period of the right-eye G grating region can be obtainedfrom the curve q2 in FIG. 4 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q7 inFIG. 4, an area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(R1) has the largest grating period, and areas of theright-eye G grating region corresponding to the left and right sides ofthe right display area 22 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. Forexample, the area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(R1) may have a grating period greater than or equal to50 μm, and the areas of the right-eye G grating region corresponding tothe left and right sides of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2 may havea grating period of 0.8 μm.

Along the left and right direction in FIG. 4, a distribution curve ofthe grating period of the right-eye B grating region can be obtainedfrom the curve q2 in FIG. 4 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q8 inFIG. 4, an area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(R1) has the largest grating period, and areas of theright-eye B grating region corresponding to the left and right sides ofthe right display area 22 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. Forexample, the area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to thevertical line q_(R1) may have a grating period greater than or equal to50 μm, and the areas of the right-eye B grating region corresponding tothe left and right sides of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2 may havea grating period of 0.6 μm.

In such an arrangement of the grating layer 60, by setting the gratingperiod of the left-eye R grating region, the grating period of theleft-eye G grating region, the grating period of the left-eye B gratingregion, grating period of the right-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the right-eye G grating region, the grating period of theright-eye B grating region, respectively, the red light obtained throughthe left-eye R pixels and the right-eye R pixels, the green lightobtained through the left-eye G pixels and the right-eye G pixels, andthe blue light obtained through the left-eye B pixels and the right-eyeB pixels can be adjusted and controlled, so that the red light, greenlight and blue light emitted from respective positions on the displaydevice 10 travel along preset directions so as to improve theon-the-spot effect of the display of the display device 10 and theimmersion of the viewer and improve viewing experience of the viewer tobring more real and comfortable viewing experience to the viewer.

In such an arrangement of the grating layer 60, along the left and rightdirection in FIG. 2, from the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) to both sides of the left display area 21, thegrating period of the left-eye R grating region, the grating period ofthe left-eye G grating region, and the grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region all decrease gradually; and from the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) to both sides of the rightdisplay area 22, the grating period of the right-eye R grating region,the grating period of the right-eye G grating region, and the gratingperiod of the right-eye B grating region all decrease gradually.Therefore, such an arrangement of the grating layer 60 can enableadjustment of the light emergent direction of the display device 10along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, thereby improving viewingexperience of the viewer along the lateral direction of the displaydevice 10.

In another arrangement of the grating layer 60, still referring to FIGS.1-3 and 5, along a direction perpendicular to a line between the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the centera_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), from the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) to both sides ofthe left display area 21, the grating period of the left-eye R gratingregion, the grating period of the left-eye G grating region, and thegrating period of the left-eye B grating region all decrease gradually.Along a direction perpendicular to a line between the center a_(L) ofthe left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(R) ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) to both sides of theright display area 22, the grating period of the right-eye R gratingregion, the grating period of the right-eye G grating region, and thegrating period of the right-eye B grating region all decrease gradually.

Specifically, still referring to FIG. 2, the direction perpendicular tothe line between the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R) is a direction perpendicular to a line between the left eyeZ_(L) and the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, and it is also the up anddown direction in FIG. 2. In practical applications, it can beconsidered that the direction perpendicular to the line between thecenter a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and thecenter a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is thelongitudinal direction of the display device 10.

An example that the display panel 20 has a size of 5.5 inches isdescribed in detail. The display panel 20 has a width of 14.16 cm and aheight of 7.12 cm. As shown in FIG. 2, the left and right direction inFIG. 2 is the width direction of the display panel 20, and the up anddown direction in FIG. 2 is the height direction of the display panel20, and the left display area 21 and the right display area 22 eachoccupy a half of the display panel 20 along the left and right directionin FIG. 2. When the viewer is viewing an image displayed by the displaydevice 10, the line between the left eye Z_(L) and the right eye Z_(R)of the viewer is parallel to the width direction of the display panel20. Thus it can be considered that the direction parallel to the linebetween the left eye Z_(L) and the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is thelateral direction of the display device 10, and direction perpendicularto the line between both eyes of the viewer is the longitudinaldirection of the display device 10, namely, the left and right directionin FIG. 2 is the lateral direction of the display device 10, and the upand down direction in FIG. 2 is the longitudinal direction of thedisplay device 10.

When the viewer is viewing an image displayed by the display device 10,a distance between the viewer and the display device 10 may be greaterthan 0 cm and smaller than 20 cm. In order to enable the viewer to havea good viewing angle, the distance between the viewer and the displaydevice 10 can optionally be 5 cm. Specifically, in this embodiment, thedistance between the viewer and the display device 10 is actually thedistance between the left eye Z_(L) or right eye Z_(R) of the viewer andthe display device 10.

A lateral line q_(L2) is provided through the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) in FIG. 2. Along the up anddown direction in FIG. 2, from the lateral line q_(L2) to the upper andlower sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2, the grating period ofthe left-eye R grating region, the grating period of the left-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the left-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually. That is, along the up and down direction in FIG.2, the farther from the lateral line q_(L2), the larger the diffractionangle of the first-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light when passing through the left-eye R grating region, thelarger the diffraction angle of the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light when passing through the left-eye Ggrating region, and the larger the diffraction angle of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light when passingthrough the left-eye B grating region, which are corresponding to theangles by which the light emitted from different positions on thedisplay device 10 need to deflect towards the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer as shown by the curve q9 in FIG. 5 along the up and downdirection in FIG. 2.

Along the up and down direction in FIG. 2, a distribution curve of thegrating period of the left-eye R grating region can be obtained from thecurve q9 in FIG. 5 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q10 in FIG. 5,an area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the lateralline q_(L2) has the largest grating period, and areas of the left-eye Rgrating region corresponding to the upper and lower sides of the leftdisplay area 21 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. For example, thearea of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the lateral lineq_(L2) may have a grating period greater than or equal to 50 μm, and theareas of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the upper andlower sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2 may have a gratingperiod of 1.1 μm.

Along the up and down direction in FIG. 2, a distribution curve of thegrating period of the left-eye G grating region can be obtained from thecurve q9 in FIG. 5 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q11 in FIG. 5,an area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the lateralline q_(L2) has the largest grating period, and areas of the left-eye Ggrating region corresponding to the upper and lower sides of the leftdisplay area 21 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. For example, thearea of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the lateral lineq_(L2) may have a grating period greater than or equal to 50 μm, and theareas of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the upper andlower sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2 may have a gratingperiod of 0.9 μm.

Along the up and down direction in FIG. 4, a distribution curve of thegrating period of the left-eye B grating region can be obtained from thecurve q9 in FIG. 5 and formula (1). As shown by the curve q12 in FIG. 5,an area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the lateralline q_(L2) has the largest grating period, and areas of the left-eye Bgrating region corresponding to the upper and lower sides of the leftdisplay area 21 in FIG. 2 have smaller grating periods. For example, thearea of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the lateral lineq_(L2) may have a grating period greater than or equal to 50 μm, and theareas of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the upper andlower sides of the left display area 21 in FIG. 2 may have a gratingperiod of 0.7 μm.

A lateral line q_(R2) is provided through the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) in FIG. 2. Along the up anddown direction in FIG. 2, from the lateral line q_(R2) to the upper andlower sides of the right display area 22 in FIG. 2, the grating periodof the right-eye R grating region, the grating period of the right-eye Ggrating region, and the grating period of the right-eye B grating regionall decrease gradually. That is, along the up and down direction in FIG.2, the farther from the lateral line q_(R2), the larger the diffractionangle of the first-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light when passing through the right-eye R grating region, thelarger the diffraction angle of the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light when passing through the right-eye Ggrating region, and the larger the diffraction angle of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light when passingthrough the right-eye B grating region.

The center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) andthe center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) are inthe same straight line, and the line between the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) is parallel to the left andright direction of FIG. 2, so in the right display area 22, along the upand down direction of FIG. 2, from the lateral line q_(R2) of FIG. 2 tothe upper and lower sides of the right display area 22, the gratingperiod of the right-eye R grating region and the grating period of theleft-eye R grating region are the same, the grating period of theright-eye G grating region and the grating period of the left-eye Ggrating region are the same, and the grating period of the right-eye Bgrating region and the grating period of the left-eye B grating regionare the same. Namely, along the up and down direction in FIG. 2, fromthe lateral line q_(R2) of FIG. 2 to the upper and lower sides of theright display area 22, values of the grating periods of the right-eye Rgrating region at different positions of the right display area 22 canbe corresponding to the curve q10 in FIG. 5, values of the gratingperiods of the right-eye G grating region at different positions of theright display area 22 can be corresponding to the curve q11 in FIG. 5,and values of the grating periods of the right-eye B grating region atdifferent positions of the right display area 22 can be corresponding tothe curve q12 in FIG. 5.

In such an arrangement of the grating layer 60, by setting the gratingperiod of the left-eye R grating region, the grating period of theleft-eye G grating region, the grating period of the left-eye B gratingregion, grating period of the right-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the right-eye G grating region, the grating period of theright-eye B grating region, respectively, the red light obtained throughthe left-eye R pixels and the right-eye R pixels, the green lightobtained through the left-eye G pixels and the right-eye G pixels, andthe blue light obtained through the left-eye B pixels and the right-eyeB pixels can be adjusted and controlled, so that the red light, greenlight and blue light emitted from respective positions on the displaydevice 10 travel along preset directions so as to improve theon-the-spot effect of the display of the display device 10 and theimmersion of the viewer and improve viewing experience of the viewer tobring more real and comfortable viewing experience to the viewer.

In such an arrangement of the grating layer 60, along the up and downdirection in FIG. 2, from the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) to both sides of the left display area 21, thegrating period of the left-eye R grating region, the grating period ofthe left-eye G grating region, and the grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region all decrease gradually; and from the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) to both sides of the rightdisplay area 22, the grating period of the right-eye R grating region,the grating period of the right-eye G grating region, and the gratingperiod of the right-eye B grating region all decrease gradually.Therefore, such an arrangement of the grating layer 60 can enableadjustment of the light emergent direction of the display device 10along the up and down direction in FIG. 2, thereby improving viewingexperience of the viewer along the up and down direction in FIG. 2.

The display device 10 provided by the arrangement of the grating layer60 as shown in FIG. 4 can improve the viewing experience of the vieweralong the left and right direction of FIG. 2, and the display device 10provided by the arrangement of the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 5can improve the viewing experience of the viewer along the up and downdirection of FIG. 2. In practical applications, the viewing experienceof the viewer along the left and right direction and along the up anddown direction of FIG. 2 can be improved simultaneously.

In still another arrangement of the grating layer 60, along thedirection parallel to the line between the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) to both sides of the left display area21, the grating period of the left-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the left-eye G grating region, and the grating period of theleft-eye B grating region all decrease gradually; along the directionparallel to the line between the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) to both sides of the right display area22, the grating period of the right-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the right-eye G grating region, and the grating period of theright-eye B grating region all decrease gradually; along the directionperpendicular to the line between the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) to both sides of the left display area21, the grating period of the left-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the left-eye G grating region, and the grating period of theleft-eye B grating region all decrease gradually; along the directionperpendicular to the line between the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), from the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) to both sides of the right display area22, the grating period of the right-eye R grating region, the gratingperiod of the right-eye G grating region, and the grating period of theright-eye B grating region all decrease gradually

Specifically, still referring to FIG. 2, the direction of the linebetween the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is the direction of the line between the left eye Z_(L) and theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer, and it is also the left and rightdirection in FIG. 2. That is, the direction parallel to the line betweenthe center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) andthe center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) isthe direction parallel to the line between the left eye Z_(L) and theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer, and is also the left and right directionin FIG. 2; and the direction perpendicular to the line between thecenter a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and thecenter a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is thedirection perpendicular to the line between the left eye Z_(L) and theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer, and it is also the up and down directionin FIG. 2. In practical applications, it can be also considered that thedirection parallel to the line between the center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) is the lateral direction of the displaydevice 10, and the direction perpendicular to the line between thecenter a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and thecenter a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is thelongitudinal direction of the display device 10.

In such an arrangement of the grating layer 60, the grating period ofthe grating layer 60 is set along the left and right direction and theup and down direction in FIG. 2, so in such an arrangement of thegrating layer 60, the light emergent direction of the display device 10can be adjusted along both the left and right direction and the up anddown direction in FIG. 2, thereby improving the viewing experience ofthe viewer along the left and right direction and the up and downdirection in FIG. 2 and in turn improving the viewing experience of theviewer along the lateral direction and the longitudinal direction of thedisplay device 10. Along the left and right direction of FIG. 2, thegrating period of the left-eye R grating region, the grating period ofthe left-eye G grating region, the grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region are set in a way similar to that of the grating layer 60as shown in FIG. 4, and the grating period of the right-eye R gratingregion, the grating period of the right-eye G grating region, thegrating period of the right-eye B grating region are set in a waysimilar to that of the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 4, which willnot be elaborated any more. Along the up and down direction of FIG. 2,the grating period of the left-eye R grating region, the grating periodof the left-eye G grating region, the grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region are set in a way similar to that of the grating layer 60as shown in FIG. 5, and the grating period of the right-eye R gratingregion, the grating period of the right-eye G grating region, thegrating period of the right-eye B grating region are set in a waysimilar to that of the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 5, which willnot be elaborated any more.

In the above embodiment, the left display area 21 of the display panel20 comprises a plurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of left-eye Gpixels, a plurality of left-eye B pixels arranged as an array therein.The plurality of left-eye R pixels, the plurality of left-eye G pixels,the plurality of left-eye B pixels can be arranged in various ways, i.e.in the left display area 21, the left-eye pixels can be arranged invarious ways.

In one way of arrangement of the left-eye pixels, the plurality ofleft-eye R pixels, the plurality of left-eye G pixels, the plurality ofleft-eye B pixels are arranged in the left display area 21 to form anarray of left-eye pixels. Rows of pixels of the array of left-eye pixelsextend along the direction parallel to the line between the center a_(L)of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), columns of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels extend along the direction perpendicular to theline between the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R). Each row of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels includes aplurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels and aplurality of left-eye B pixels that are arranged alternately. Eachcolumn of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels includes one type ofthe left-eye R pixels, the left-eye G pixels and the left-eye B pixels.

Specifically, the direction parallel to the line between the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the centera_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is the left andright direction in FIG. 2, and the direction perpendicular to the linebetween the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is the up and down direction in FIG. 2, rows of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels extend along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, and columns of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels extendalong the up and down direction in FIG. 2. The array of left-eye pixelsinclude a plurality of rows of pixels and a plurality of columns ofpixels, each row of pixels including a plurality of left-eye R pixels, aplurality of left-eye G pixels and a plurality of left-eye B pixels thatare arranged alternately, and each column of pixels including only onetype of left-eye R pixels, the left-eye G pixels and the left-eye Bpixels. That is, the array of left-eye pixels include a plurality ofcolumns of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of columns of left-eye Gpixels and a plurality of columns of left-eye B pixels that are arrangedalternately, the columns of left-eye R pixels consisting of a pluralityof left-eye R pixels arranged along the up and down direction in FIG. 2,the columns of left-eye G pixels consisting of a plurality of left-eye Gpixels arranged along the up and down direction in FIG. 2, and thecolumns of left-eye B pixels consisting of a plurality of left-eye Bpixels arranged along the up and down direction in FIG. 2.

When the left-eye pixels in the left display area 21 are arranged inthis way of arrangement of the left-eye pixels, and the grating layer 60is arranged in the way for the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 4, theleft grating region 61 of the grating layer 60 comprises a plurality ofleft grating bulges 63, which are bar-shaped grating bulges 63, the leftgrating bulges 63 extend along the up and down direction of FIG. 2, andthe left grating bulges 63 are arranged in parallel along the left andright direction of FIG. 2. In this case, the left grating bulges 63 ofthe left-eye R grating region, the left grating bulges 63 of theleft-eye G grating region, the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye Bgrating region are all bar-shaped grating bulges, and the left gratingbulges 63 of the left-eye R grating region, the left grating bulges 63of the left-eye G grating region, the left grating bulges 63 of theleft-eye B grating region are all extending along the up and downdirection in FIG. 2, and the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye Rgrating region, the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye G gratingregion, the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye B grating region areall arranged in parallel along the left and right direction in FIG. 2.

In another way of arrangement of the left-eye pixels, the plurality ofleft-eye R pixels, the plurality of left-eye G pixels, the plurality ofleft-eye B pixels are arranged in the left display area 21 to form anarray of left-eye pixels. Rows of pixels of the array of left-eye pixelsextend along the direction parallel to the line between the center a_(L)of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), columns of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels extend along the direction perpendicular to theline between the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R). Each row of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels includes onetype of the left-eye R pixels, the left-eye G pixels and the left-eye Bpixels. Each column of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels includes aplurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels and aplurality of left-eye B pixels that are arranged alternately.

Specifically, the direction parallel to the line between the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the centera_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is the left andright direction in FIG. 2, and the direction perpendicular to the linebetween the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is the up and down direction in FIG. 2, rows of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels extend along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, and columns of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels extendalong the up and down direction in FIG. 2. The array of left-eye pixelsinclude a plurality of rows of pixels and a plurality of columns ofpixels, each row of pixels including only one type of left-eye R pixels,the left-eye G pixels and the left-eye B pixels, while each column ofpixels including a plurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality ofleft-eye G pixels and a plurality of left-eye B pixels that are arrangedalternately. That is, the array of left-eye pixels include a pluralityof rows of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of rows of left-eye G pixelsand a plurality of rows of left-eye B pixels that are arrangedalternately, the rows of left-eye R pixels consisting of a plurality ofleft-eye R pixels arranged along the left and right direction in FIG. 2,the rows of left-eye G pixels consisting of a plurality of left-eye Gpixels arranged along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, and therows of left-eye B pixels consisting of a plurality of left-eye B pixelsarranged along the left and right direction in FIG. 2.

When the left-eye pixels in the left display area 21 are arranged inthis way of arrangement of the left-eye pixels, and the grating layer 60is arranged in the way for the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 5, theleft grating region 61 of the grating layer 60 comprises a plurality ofleft grating bulges 63, which are bar-shaped grating bulges, the leftgrating bulges 63 extend along the left and right direction of FIG. 2,and the left grating bulges 63 are arranged in parallel along the up anddown direction of FIG. 2. Then the left grating bulges 63 of theleft-eye R grating region, the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye Ggrating region, the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye B gratingregion are all bar-shaped grating bulges, and the left grating bulges 63of the left-eye R grating region, the left grating bulges 63 of theleft-eye G grating region, the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye Bgrating region are all extending along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, and the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye R grating region,the left grating bulges 63 of the left-eye G grating region, the leftgrating bulges 63 of the left-eye B grating region are all arranged inparallel along the up and down direction in FIG. 2.

In yet another way of arrangement of the left-eye pixels, the pluralityof left-eye R pixels, the plurality of left-eye G pixels, the pluralityof left-eye B pixels are arranged in the left display area 21 to form anarray of left-eye pixels. Rows of pixels of the array of left-eye pixelsextend along the direction parallel to the line between the center a_(L)of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), columns of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels extend along the direction perpendicular to theline between the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R). Rows of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels include aplurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels and aplurality of left-eye B pixels that are arranged alternately. Columns ofpixels of the array of left-eye pixels include a plurality of left-eye Rpixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels and a plurality of left-eye Bpixels that are arranged alternately.

It shall be noted that in the above embodiment, when the left-eye Rpixels, the left-eye G pixels, the left-eye B pixels are arrangedalternately, the arrangement may be in the order of the left-eye Rpixels, the left-eye G pixels, the left-eye B pixels, or the arrangementmay be in the order of the left-eye R pixels, the left-eye B pixels, theleft-eye G pixels, or the arrangement may be in the order of theleft-eye G pixels, the left-eye R pixels, the left-eye B pixels. Inpractical applications, other alternating arrangements may be adopted,which are not limited herein.

The right display area 22 of the display panel 20 comprises a pluralityof right-eye R pixels, a plurality of right-eye G pixels, a plurality ofright-eye B pixels arranged as an array therein. The plurality ofright-eye R pixels, the plurality of right-eye G pixels, and theplurality of right-eye B pixels can be arranged in various ways, i.e. inthe right display area 22, the right-eye pixels can be arranged invarious ways.

In one way of arrangement of the right-eye pixels, the plurality ofright-eye R pixels, the plurality of right-eye G pixels, and theplurality of right-eye B pixels are arranged in the right display area22 to form an array of right-eye pixels. Rows of pixels of the array ofright-eye pixels extend along the direction parallel to the line betweenthe center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) andthe center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), andcolumns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extend along thedirection perpendicular to the line between the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R). Each row of pixels of thearray of right-eye pixels includes a plurality of right-eye R pixels, aplurality of right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye B pixelsthat are arranged alternately. Each column of pixels of the array ofright-eye pixels includes one type of the right-eye R pixels, theright-eye G pixels and the right-eye B pixels.

Specifically, the direction parallel to the line between the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the centera_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is the left andright direction in FIG. 2, and the direction perpendicular to the linebetween the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is the up and down direction in FIG. 2. Rows of pixels of thearray of right-eye pixels extend along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, and columns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extendalong the up and down direction in FIG. 2. The array of right-eye pixelsinclude a plurality of rows of pixels and a plurality of columns ofpixels, each row of pixels including a plurality of right-eye R pixels,a plurality of right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye B pixelsthat are arranged alternately, and each column of pixels including onlyone type of right-eye R pixels, the right-eye G pixels and the right-eyeB pixels. That is, the array of right-eye pixels includes a plurality ofcolumns of right-eye R pixels, a plurality of columns of right-eye Gpixels and a plurality of columns of right-eye B pixels that arearranged alternately, the columns of right-eye R pixels consisting of aplurality of right-eye R pixels arranged along the up and down directionin FIG. 2, the columns of right-eye G pixels consisting of a pluralityof right-eye G pixels arranged along the up and down direction in FIG.2, and the columns of right-eye B pixels consisting of a plurality ofright-eye B pixels arranged along the up and down direction in FIG. 2.

When the right-eye pixels in the right display area 22 are arranged inthis way of arrangement of the right-eye pixels, and the grating layer60 is arranged in the way for the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 4,the right grating region 62 of the grating layer 60 comprises aplurality of right grating bulges 64, which are bar-shaped gratingbulges, the right grating bulges 64 extend along the up and downdirection of FIG. 2, and the right grating bulges 64 are arranged inparallel along the left and right direction of FIG. 2. In this case, theright grating bulges 64 of the right-eye R grating region, the rightgrating bulges 64 of the right-eye G grating region, the right gratingbulges 64 of the right-eye B grating region are all bar-shaped gratingbulges, and the right grating bulges 64 of the right-eye R gratingregion, the right grating bulges 64 of the right-eye G grating region,the right grating bulges 64 of the right-eye B grating region are allextending along the up and down direction in FIG. 2, and the rightgrating bulges 64 of the right-eye R grating region, the right gratingbulges 64 of the right-eye G grating region, the right grating bulges 64of the right-eye B grating region are all arranged in parallel along theleft and right direction in FIG. 2.

In another way of arrangement of the right-eye pixels, the plurality ofright-eye R pixels, the plurality of right-eye G pixels, the pluralityof right-eye B pixels are arranged in the right display area 22 to forman array of right-eye pixels. Rows of pixels of the array of right-eyepixels extend along the direction parallel to the line between thecenter a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and thecenter a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), andcolumns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extend along thedirection perpendicular to the line between the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R). Each Row of pixels of thearray of right-eye pixels includes one type of the right-eye R pixels,the right-eye G pixels and the right-eye B pixels. Each column of pixelsof the array of right-eye pixels includes a plurality of right-eye Rpixels, a plurality of right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye Bpixels that are arranged alternately.

Specifically, the direction parallel to the line between the centera_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the centera_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is the left andright direction in FIG. 2, and the direction perpendicular to the linebetween the center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central areaA_(L) and the center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is the up and down direction in FIG. 2. Rows of pixels of thearray of right-eye pixels extend along the left and right direction inFIG. 2, and columns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extendalong the up and down direction in FIG. 2. The array of right-eye pixelsincludes a plurality of rows of pixels and a plurality of columns ofpixels, each row of pixels including only one type of right-eye Rpixels, the right-eye G pixels and the right-eye B pixels, while eachcolumn of pixels including a plurality of right-eye R pixels, aplurality of right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye B pixelsthat are arranged alternately. That is, the array of right-eye pixelsinclude a plurality of rows of right-eye R pixels, a plurality of rowsof right-eye G pixels and a plurality of rows of right-eye B pixels thatare arranged alternately, the rows of right-eye R pixels consisting of aplurality of right-eye R pixels arranged along the left and rightdirection in FIG. 2, the rows of right-eye G pixels consisting of aplurality of right-eye G pixels arranged along the left and rightdirection in FIG. 2, and the rows of right-eye B pixels consisting of aplurality of right-eye B pixels arranged along the left and rightdirection in FIG. 2.

When the right-eye pixels in the right display area 22 are arranged inthis way of arrangement of the right-eye pixels, and the grating layer60 is arranged in the way for the grating layer 60 as shown in FIG. 5,the right grating region 62 of the grating layer 60 comprises aplurality of right grating bulges 64, which are bar-shaped gratingbulges, the right grating bulges 64 extend along the left and rightdirection of FIG. 2, and the right grating bulges 64 are arranged inparallel along the up and down direction of FIG. 2. In this case, theright grating bulges 64 of the right-eye R grating region, the rightgrating bulges 64 of the right-eye G grating region, the right gratingbulges 64 of the right-eye B grating region are all bar-shaped gratingbulges, and the right grating bulges 64 of the right-eye R gratingregion, the right grating bulges 64 of the right-eye G grating region,the right grating bulges 64 of the right-eye B grating region are allextending along the left and right direction in FIG. 2, and the rightgrating bulges 64 of the right-eye R grating region, the right gratingbulges 64 of the right-eye G grating region, the right grating bulges 64of the right-eye B grating region are all arranged in parallel along theup and down direction in FIG. 2.

In yet another way of arrangement of the right-eye pixels, the pluralityof right-eye R pixels, the plurality of right-eye G pixels, theplurality of right-eye B pixels are arranged in the right display area22 to form an array of right-eye pixels. Rows of pixels of the array ofright-eye pixels extend along the direction parallel to the line betweenthe center a_(L) of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) andthe center a_(R) of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R),columns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extend along thedirection perpendicular to the line between the center a_(L) of theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the center a_(R) of theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R). Rows of pixels of the arrayof right-eye pixels include a plurality of right-eye R pixels, aplurality of right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye B pixelsthat are arranged alternately. Columns of pixels of the array ofright-eye pixels include a plurality of right-eye R pixels, a pluralityof right-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye B pixels that arearranged alternately.

It shall be noted that in the above embodiment, when the right-eye Rpixels, the right-eye G pixels, the right-eye B pixels are arrangedalternately, the arrangement may be in the order of the right-eye Rpixels, the right-eye G pixels, the right-eye B pixels, or thearrangement may be in the order of the right-eye R pixels, the right-eyeB pixels, the right-eye G pixels, or the arrangement may be in the orderof the right-eye G pixels, the right-eye R pixels, the right-eye Bpixels. In practical applications, other alternating arrangements may beadopted, which are not limited herein.

In the above embodiment, when the viewer is viewing the image displayedby the display device 10, the image viewed by the viewer seems to beprojected on the virtual screen 70 behind the display device 10. Thepositional relation among the viewer, the display device 10 and thevirtual screen 70 vary.

In one positional relation among the viewer, the display device 10 andthe virtual screen 70, referring to FIG. 6, the viewer is viewing theimage displayed on the display device 10, the image is projected on thevirtual screen 70 behind the display device 10, and the virtual screen70 is a curved-surface virtual screen. The virtual screen 70 has acenter of a circle, and a midpoint of the line between the left eyeZ_(L) and right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is at the center of circle ofthe virtual screen 70.

In another positional relation among the viewer, the display device 10and the virtual screen 70, referring to FIG. 7, the viewer is viewingthe image displayed on the display device 10, the image is projected onthe virtual screen 70 behind the display device 10, and the virtualscreen 70 is a curved-surface virtual screen. The virtual screen 70 hasa center of a circle, and a midpoint of the line between the left eyeZ_(L) and right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is at a side of the center ofcircle of the virtual screen 70 close to the virtual screen 70.

In yet another positional relation among the viewer, the display device10 and the virtual screen 70, referring to FIG. 8, the viewer is viewingthe images displayed on the display device 10, the image is projected onthe virtual screen 70 behind the display device 10, the virtual screen40 is a curved-surface virtual screen and has a center of circle. Thedisplay device 10 is at a side of the center of circle of the virtualscreen 70 close to the virtual screen 70, and the midpoint of the linebetween the left eye Z_(L) and right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is at aside of the center of circle of the virtual screen 70 far away from thevirtual screen 70.

It shall be noted that in the positional relation among the viewer, thedisplay device 10 and the virtual screen 70 as shown in FIG. 6, when thedistance between the viewer and the display device 10 is constant, withrespect to display devices 10 of the same size, the grating periods ofrespective positions on the display device 10 may adopt the same presetvalue if the position of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L)and the position of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) arethe same. In the positional relation among the viewer, the displaydevice 10 and the virtual screen 70 as shown in FIG. 7, when thedistance between the viewer and the display device 10 is constant, withrespect to display devices 10 of the same size, the grating periods ofrespective positions on the display device 10 may adopt the same presetvalue if the position of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L)and the position of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) arethe same. In the positional relation among the viewer, the displaydevice 10 and the virtual screen 70 as shown in FIG. 8, when thedistance between the viewer and the display device 10 is constant, withrespect to display devices 10 of the same size, the grating periods ofrespective positions on the display device 10 may adopt the same presetvalue if the position of the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L)and the position of the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) arethe same.

It shall be noted that in practical applications, the arrangement of thegrating layer 60, the ways of arrangement of the left-eye pixels, theways of arrangement of the right-eye pixels and the positional relationsamong the viewer, the display device 10 and the virtual screen 70 can becombined freely to meet different application requirements for thedisplay device 10, and realize different displays of the display device10, for example, curved-surface 3D display, spherical 3D display, etc.

During practical application, light emitted from the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 can usually bedirected to the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer. Light emitted from theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 andfalling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer is usually the light ofzero-order diffraction after passing through the grating layer 60. Lightemitted from the non left-eye field-of-view central area of the displaydevice 10 is deflected so as to be incident into the left eye Z_(L) ofthe viewer. Light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-view centralarea of the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer is usually the light of non-zero-order diffraction (e.g.first-order diffraction) after passing through the grating layer 60.Thus light emitted from the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) ofthe display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewermay have a higher intensity than light emitted from the non left-eyefield-of-view central area of the display device 10 and falling into theleft eye Z_(L) of the viewer. Light emitted from the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 can bedirected to the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer. Light emitted from theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 andfalling into the left eye Z_(R) of the viewer is usually the light ofzero-order diffraction after passing through the grating layer 60. Lightemitted from the non right-eye field-of-view central area of the displaydevice 10 is deflected so as to be incident into the right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer. Light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the display device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer is usually the light of non-zero-order diffraction (e.g.first-order diffraction) after passing through the grating layer 60.Thus light emitted from the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)of the display device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) of theviewer may have a higher intensity than light emitted from the nonright-eye field-of-view central area of the display device 10 andfalling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

In order to further improve the on-the-spot effect of the display of thedisplay device 10 and the immersion of the viewer, so as to improve theviewing experience of the viewer to bring more real and comfortableviewing experience to the viewer, it is necessary to increase theintensity of the light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area of the display device 10 and falling into the left eyeZ_(L) of the viewer, such that intensities of light emitted fromrespective positions on the display device 10 and falling into the lefteye Z_(L) of the viewer match. Likewise, it is necessary to increase theintensity of the light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area of the display device 10 and falling into the right eyeZ_(R) of the viewer, such that intensities of light emitted fromrespective positions on the display device 10 and falling into the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer match.

The display device 10 in the embodiment of the present disclosure isprovided with the grating layer 60. The incident light incident on thegrating layer 60 will be diffracted and interfered at the grating layer60. The kth-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incidentlight at the grating layer 60 will have constructive interference ordestructive interference, which is related to the thickness of thegrating bulges of the grating layer 60. Thus by setting the thickness ofthe grating bulges of the grating layer 60, diffraction of a certainorder may have constructive interference or destructive interference,thereby adjusting the intensity of the kth-order diffraction, andadjusting the intensity of light emitted from the respective positionson the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer, such that the amount and intensity of light emitted fromrespective positions on the display device 10 and falling into the lefteye Z_(L) of the viewer match; and adjusting the intensity of lightemitted from the respective positions on the display device 10 andfalling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, such that the amount andintensity of light emitted from respective positions on the displaydevice 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer match. As aresult, the viewing experience of the viewer can be further improved tobring more real and comfortable viewing experience to the viewer.

Generally, when the grating period and the grating duty cycle of thegrating layer 60 are fixed, refractive indexes of the grating bulges ofthe grating layer 60 are n_(G), and a refractive index of a filler in agap between two adjacent grating bulges is n_(S), and the incident lightincident on the grating layer 60 has a wavelength λ. When a thickness hof a grating bulge of the grating layer 60 is

${h = \frac{m\; \lambda}{{n_{G} - n_{S}}}},$

and when m is a half integer, the zero-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the grating layer 60 has adestructive interference, and the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the grating layer 60 has aconstructive interference. When the thickness h of a grating bulge ofthe grating layer 60 is

${h = \frac{m\; \lambda}{{n_{G} - n_{S}}}},$

and when m is an integer, the zero-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the grating layer 60 has aconstructive interference, and the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the grating layer 60 has adestructive interference.

For example, referring to FIGS. 9 and 10, when the grating period of thegrating layer 60 is 3 μm, and the grating duty cycle of the gratinglayer 60 is 0.5, a relationship between the light-extraction efficiencyof the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction, at the gratinglayer 60, of the incident light on the grating layer 60 and thethickness of a grating bulge of the grating layer 60 is as shown in FIG.9, and a relationship between the light-extraction efficiency of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction, at the grating layer60, of the incident light on the grating layer 60 and the thickness of agrating bulge of the grating layer 60 is as shown in FIG. 10. As shownby FIGS. 9 and 10, when m is an integer, e.g., when m is 1, thezero-order diffraction has constructive interference, and thefirst-order diffraction has destructive interference; when m is a halfinteger, e.g. when m is ½, the zero-order diffraction has destructiveinterference, and the first-order diffraction has constructiveinterference.

In other words, the intensities of light emitted from respectivepositions of the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L)of the viewer are related to the thicknesses of the left grating bulges63 of the left grating region; and the intensities of light emitted fromrespective positions of the display device 10 and falling into the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer are related to the thicknesses of the rightgrating bulges 64 of the right grating region 62. According to thisconclusion, by setting the thicknesses of the grating bulges onrespective areas of the grating layer 60, the intensities of thezero-order diffraction and the non-zero-order diffraction on respectivepositions of the display device 10 can be adjusted, thus the intensityof the light emitted from respective positions on the display device 10and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer as well as theintensity of the light emitted from respective positions on the displaydevice 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer can beadjusted. For example, the non-zero-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light in the area of the left grating region61 corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area is madeto have a constructive interference, and the zero-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the leftgrating region 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view centralarea is made to have a destructive interference, so that intensities oflight emitted from respective positions on the display device 10 andfalling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer match. Besides, thenon-zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightin the area of the right grating region 62 corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is made to have a constructiveinterference, and the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction ofthe incident light in the area of the right grating region 62corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area is made tohave a destructive interference, so that intensities of light emittedfrom respective positions on the display device 10 and falling into theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer match.

In the embodiment of the present disclosure, control to both thezero-order diffraction and the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the grating layer 60 is describedas an example. For the viewer, the light emitted from the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 can beconsidered as being directed to the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer, whilethe light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-view central area ofthe display device 10 needs to be deflected so as to fall into the sightof the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer. Therefore, in the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10, thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light atthe left grating region 61 is mainly controlled, while in the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area of the display device 10, thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light atthe left grating region 61 is mainly controlled. For the viewer, thelight emitted from the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) of thedisplay device 10 can be considered as being directed to the right eyeZ_(R) of the viewer, while the light emitted from the non right-eyefield-of-view central area of the display device 10 needs to bedeflected so as to fall into the sight of the right eye Z_(R) of theviewer. Therefore, in the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) ofthe display device 10, the zero-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the right grating region 62 ismainly controlled, while in the non right-eye field-of-view central areaof the display device 10, the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light at the right grating region 62 ismainly controlled.

Specifically, it is generally assumed that the incident light incidenton the grating layer 60 is perpendicular to the grating layer 60, i.e.the incident light incident on the grating layer 60 is in collimatedincidence, and the incident angle θ₀ of the incident light incident onthe grating layer 60 is 0°. For example, when the display device 10 is aliquid crystal display device, the display device 10 comprises a displaypanel 20 and a back light source which provides area light source to thedisplay panel 20. When an area light source is incident into the displaypanel 20, the incidence is usually perpendicular to the display panel20, and when the grating layer 60 is arranged inside or outside of thedisplay panel 20, the area light source is also incident perpendicularto the grating layer 60.

The left grating region 61 comprises a plurality of left grating bulges63, wherein left grating bulges 63 corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) have a thickness h_(AL) that satisfiesthe formula of:

$\begin{matrix}{h_{AL} = \frac{m_{AL}\; \lambda}{{n_{GAL} - n_{SAL}}}} & (2)\end{matrix}$

wherein, n_(GAL) is a refractive index of the left grating bulges 63corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L), n_(SAL)is a refractive index of a filler in a gap 65 between two adjacent leftgrating bulges 63 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(L), λ is a wavelength of incident light incident on the gratinglayer 60, m_(AL) is a first constant, which satisfies:i_(AL)−½<m_(AL)<i_(AL)+½, i_(AL)=1,2,3,4K.

In formula (2), the first constant m_(AL) satisfiesi_(AL)−½<m_(AL)<i_(AL)+½, i_(AL)=1,2,3,4K, i.e. the first constantm_(AL) is not a half integer. Then the first-order diffraction obtainedby diffraction of the incident light in the area of the left gratingregion 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L)has a destructive interference, while the zero-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the leftgrating region 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(L) has no destructive interference. In other words, when thethickness h_(AL) of the left grating bulges 63 in the area correspondingto the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) satisfies formula (2),the intensity of light emitted from the left-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(L) of the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L)of the viewer can be adjusted by adjusting the intensity of light of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), adjusting the intensity of light ofthe zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightin the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), and adjusting the intensity of lightof the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incidentlight in the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), thereby improving brightnessuniformity of the image viewed by the viewer, and improving viewingexperience of the viewer to bring more real and comfortable viewingexperience to the viewer.

The value of the first constant m_(AL) can be an integer or anon-integer. The value of the first constant m_(AL) can be chosenaccording to the actual need. For example, when there is only a smalldifference between the intensity of the zero-order diffraction obtainedby diffraction of the incident light in the area of the left gratingregion 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L)and the intensity of the first-order diffraction obtained by diffractionof the incident light in the area of the left grating region 61corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area, the firstconstant m_(AL) can be an integer. The zero-order diffraction obtainedby diffraction of the incident light in the area of the left gratingregion 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L)has a constructive interference, and the intensity of the light of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left grating region 61 corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) reaches the maximum at this time.Alternatively, the first constant m_(AL) can be a non-integer, and thevalue thereof is close to an integer. For example, when i_(AL)=1 and0.5<m_(AL)<1, the value of the first constant m_(AL) can be 0.85, 0.9 or0.95, etc.; when i_(AL)=1 and 1<m_(AL)<1.5, the value of the firstconstant m_(AL) can be 1.05, 1.1 or 1.15, etc.

When there is a big difference between the intensity of the zero-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left grating region 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) and the intensity of the first-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the leftgrating region 61 corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area, the value of the first constant m_(AL) may not be aninteger, and the value of the first constant m_(AL) is optionally closeto a half integer, i.e. the value of the first constant m_(AL)satisfies: i_(AL)−½<m_(AL)<i_(AL), i_(AL)=1,2,3,4K, ori_(AL)<m_(AL)<i_(AL)+½, i_(AL)=1,2,3,4K. For example, when i_(AL)=1 and0.5<m_(AL)<1, the value of the first constant m_(AL) can be 0.55, 0.58or 0.6, etc.; when i_(AL)=1 and 1<m_(AL)<1.5, the value of the firstconstant m_(AL) can be 1.4, 1.43 or 1.46, etc.

By setting the value of the first constant m_(AL), the zero-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left grating region 61 corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) will not have complete constructive interference, sothat the intensity of light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area of the display device 10 and falling into the left eyeZ_(L) of the viewer matches the intensity of light emitted from theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 andfalling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer.

The left grating bulges 63 corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area have a thickness h_(BL) that satisfies theformula of:

$\begin{matrix}{h_{BL} = \frac{m_{BL}\; \lambda}{{n_{GBL} - n_{SBL}}}} & (3)\end{matrix}$

wherein, n_(GBL) is a refractive index of the left grating bulges 63corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area, n_(SBL) isa refractive index of a filler in a gap 65 between two adjacent leftgrating bulges 63 corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area, λ is a wavelength of incident light incident on thegrating layer 60, m_(BL) is a second constant, which satisfies:m_(BL)=i_(BL)+½, i_(BL)=0,1,2,3,4K.

When the thickness h_(BL) of the left grating bulges 31 in the areacorresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area satisfiesformula (3), the first-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the area of the left grating region 61 correspondingto the non left-eye field-of-view central area has a constructiveinterference, which increases the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in theleft-eye R grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, increases the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in theleft-eye G grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, and increases the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe left-eye B grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, thereby increasing the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left grating region 61 corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, such that intensities of light emitted fromrespective positions on the display device 10 and falling into the lefteye Z_(L) of the viewer match, and brightness difference of the imageviewed by the viewer is reduced, as a result, brightness uniformity ofthe image viewed by the viewer is improved and the viewing experience ofthe viewer is further improved to bring more real and comfortableviewing experience to the viewer.

The right grating region 62 includes a plurality of right grating bulges64, and the right grating bulges 64 corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) have a thickness h_(AR) that satisfiesthe formula of:

$\begin{matrix}{h_{AR} = \frac{m_{AR}\; \lambda}{{n_{GAR} - n_{SAR}}}} & (4)\end{matrix}$

wherein, n_(GAR) is a refractive index of the right grating bulges 64corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), n_(SAR)is a refractive index of a filler in a gap 65 between two adjacent rightgrating bulges 64 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R), λ is a wavelength of incident light incident on the gratinglayer 60, m_(AR) is a third constant, which satisfies:i_(AR)−½<m_(AR)<i_(AR)+½, i_(AR)=1,2,3,4K.

In formula (4), the third constant m_(AR) satisfiesi_(AR)−½<m_(AR)<i_(AR)+½, i_(AR)=1,2,3,4K, i.e. the first constantm_(AR) is not a half integer. Then the first-order diffraction obtainedby diffraction of the incident light in the area of the right gratingregion 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) has a destructive interference, while the zero-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the rightgrating region 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R) does not have a destructive interference. In other words,when the thickness h_(AR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the areacorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)satisfies formula (4), the intensity of light emitted from the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer can be adjusted by adjusting theintensity of light of the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffractionof the incident light in the right-eye R grating region corresponding tothe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), adjusting the intensityof light of the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the right-eye G grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), and adjusting the intensityof light of the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the right-eye B grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), thereby improving brightnessuniformity of the image viewed by the viewer, and improving viewingexperience of the viewer to bring more real and comfortable viewingexperience to the viewer.

The value of the third constant m_(AR) can be an integer or anon-integer. The value of the third constant m_(AR) can be chosenaccording to the actual need. For example, when there is only a smalldifference between the intensity of the zero-order diffraction obtainedby diffraction of the incident light in the area of the right gratingregion 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) and the intensity of the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light in the area of the right gratingregion 62 corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area,the third constant m_(AR) can be an integer. The zero-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the rightgrating region 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R) has a constructive interference, and the intensity of thelight of the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the area of the right grating region 62 correspondingto the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) reaches the maximum atthis time. Alternatively, the third constant m_(AR) can be anon-integer, and the value thereof is close to an integer. For example,when i_(AR)=1 and 0.5<M_(AR)<1, the value of the third constant m_(AR)can be 0.85, 0.9 or 0.95, etc.; when i_(AR)=1 and 1<m<1.5, the value ofthe third constant m_(AR) can be 1.05, 1.1 or 1.15, etc.

When there is a big difference between the intensity of the zero-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe right grating region 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R) and the intensity of the first-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the rightgrating region 62 corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, the value of the third constant m_(AR) may not be aninteger, and the value of the third constant m_(AR) is optionally closeto a half integer, i.e. the value of the third constant m_(AR)satisfies: i_(AR)−½<m_(AR)<i_(AR), i_(AR)=1,2,3,4K, ori_(AR)<m_(AR)<i_(AR)+½, i_(AR)=1,2,3,4K. For example, when i_(AR)=1 and0.5<m_(AR)<1, the value of the third constant m_(AR) can be 0.55, 0.58or 0.6, etc.; when i_(AR)=1 and 1<m<1.5, the value of the third constantm_(AR) can be 1.4, 1.43 or 1.46, etc.

By setting the value of the third constant m_(AR), the zero-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe right grating region 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R) will not have complete constructive interference, sothat the intensity of light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area of the display device 10 and falling into the right eyeZ_(R) of the viewer matches the intensity of light emitted from theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 andfalling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

The right grating bulges 64 corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area have a thickness h_(BR) that satisfies theformula of:

$\begin{matrix}{h_{BR} = \frac{m_{BR}\; \lambda}{{n_{GBR} - n_{SBR}}}} & (5)\end{matrix}$

wherein, n_(GBR) is a refractive index of the right grating bulges 64corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area, n_(SBR)is a refractive index of a filler in a gap 65 between two adjacent rightgrating bulges 64 corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, λ is a wavelength of incident light incident on thegrating layer 60, m_(BR) is a fourth constant, which satisfies:m_(BR)=i_(BR)+½, i_(BR)=0,1,2,3,4K.

When the thickness h_(BR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the areacorresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area satisfiesformula (5), the first-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the area of the right grating region 62 correspondingto the non right-eye field-of-view central area has a constructiveinterference, which increases the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in theright-eye R grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, increases the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in theright-eye G grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, and increases the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe right-eye B grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, thereby increasing the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right grating region 62 corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area, such that intensities of lightemitted from respective positions on the display device 10 and fallinginto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer match, and brightness differenceof the image viewed by the viewer is reduced, as a result, brightnessuniformity of the image viewed by the viewer is improved and the viewingexperience of the viewer is further improved to bring more real andcomfortable viewing experience to the viewer.

In the above embodiment, the left grating region 61 of the grating layer60 comprises the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyeR pixels, the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eye Gpixels, and the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyeB pixels. The right grating region 62 of the grating layer 60 comprisesthe right-eye R grating region corresponding to the right-eye R pixels,the right-eye G grating region corresponding to the right-eye G pixels,and the right-eye B grating region corresponding to the right-eye Bpixels.

When the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area of theleft-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) is set, the thickness of the left grating bulges 63in the area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area is set, the thickness of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye R grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is set,and the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of theright-eye R grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area is set, the wavelength λ of the incidentlight incident on the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of red light,which is 630 nm.

When the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area of theleft-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) is set, the thickness of the left grating bulges 63in the area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area is set, the thickness of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is set,and the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of theright-eye G grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area is set, the wavelength λ of the incidentlight incident on the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of green light,which is 550 nm.

When the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area of theleft-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) is set, the thickness of the left grating bulges 63in the area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area is set, the thickness of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye B grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) is set,and the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of theright-eye B grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area is set, the wavelength λ of the incidentlight incident on the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of blue light,which is 430 nm.

In the above embodiment, there is a difference between n_(GAL) andn_(SAL), and the values of n_(GAL) and n_(SAL) can be set according tothe actual application. For example, the relationship between n_(GAL)and n_(SAL) can be n_(GAL)<n_(SAL) or n_(GAL)>n_(SAL). In the embodimentof the present disclosure, the relationship between n_(GAL) and n_(SAL)is n_(GAL)>n_(SAL), for example, n_(GAL)=1.5, n_(SAL)=1. That is, thematerial forming the grating bulges 63 in the area corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) has a refractive index of 1.5,and the filler filled in the gap 65 between two adjacent left gratingbulges 63 in the area corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L) has a refractive index of 1. When the grating layer60 is external to the display panel 20, the filler between two adjacentleft grating bulges 63 in the area corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) can be air.

In the above embodiment, there is a difference between n_(GBL) andn_(SBL), and the values of n_(GBL) and n_(SBL) can be set according tothe actual application. For example, the relationship between n_(GBL)and n_(SBL) can be n_(GBL)<n_(SBL) or n_(GBL)>n_(SBL). In the embodimentof the present disclosure, the relationship between n_(GBL) and n_(SBL)is n_(GBL)>n_(SBL), for example, n_(GBL)=1.5, n_(SBL)=1. That is, thematerial forming the left grating bulges 63 in the area corresponding tothe non left-eye field-of-view central area has a refractive index of1.5, and the filler filled in the gap 65 between two adjacent leftgrating bulges 63 in the area corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area has a refractive index of 1. When the gratinglayer 60 is external to the display panel 20, the filler between twoadjacent left grating bulges 63 in the area corresponding to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area can be air.

In the above embodiment, there is a difference between n_(GAR) andn_(SAR), and the values of n_(GAR) and n_(SAR) can be set according tothe actual application. For example, the relationship between n_(GAR)and n_(SAR) can be n_(GAR)<n_(SAR) or n_(GAR)>n_(SAR). In the embodimentof the present disclosure, the relationship between n_(GAR) and n_(SAR)is n_(GAR)>n_(SAR), for example, n_(GAR)=1.5, n_(SAR)=1. That is, thematerial forming the right grating bulges 64 in the area correspondingto the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) has a refractive indexof 1.5, and the filler filled in the gap 65 between two adjacent rightgrating bulges 64 in the area corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) has a refractive index of 1. When thegrating layer 60 is external to the display panel 20, the filler betweentwo adjacent right grating bulges 64 in the area corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be air.

In the above embodiment, there is a difference between n_(GBR) andn_(SBR), and the values of n_(GBR) and n_(SBR) can be set according tothe actual application. For example, the relationship between n_(GBR)and n_(SBR) can be n_(GBR)<n_(SBR) or n_(GBR)>n_(SBR). In the embodimentof the present disclosure, the relationship between n_(GBR) and n_(SBR)is n_(GBR)>n_(SBR), for example, n_(GBR)=1.5, n_(SBR)=1. That is, thematerial forming the right grating bulges 64 in the area correspondingto the non right-eye field-of-view central area has a refractive indexof 1.5, and the filler filled in the gap 65 between two adjacent rightgrating bulges 64 in the area corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area has a refractive index of 1. When the gratinglayer 60 is external to the display panel 20, the filler between twoadjacent right grating bulges 64 in the area corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area can be air.

In formula (2), when the values of n_(GAL), n_(SAL) and λ aredetermined, the larger the value of the first constant m_(AL), thelarger the thickness h_(AL) of the left grating bulges 63 in the areacorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L). Whenmaking thick left grating bulges 63, more processes and time are needed,so the display device 10 has a high manufacturing cost and cannot bedesigned thin. Thus in order to reduce the manufacturing cost of thedisplay device 10 and to facilitate a thin design thereof, in anembodiment of the present disclosure, the first constant m_(AL)satisfies 0.5<m_(AL)<1.5, and optionally satisfies 0.5<m_(AL)≤1 so as toreduce the thickness h_(AL) of the left grating bulges 63 in the areacorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L), therebyreducing the manufacturing cost of the display device 10 andfacilitating a thin design of the display device 10.

In formula (3), when the values of n_(GBL), n_(SBL) and λ aredetermined, the larger the value of the second constant m_(BL), thelarger the thickness h_(BL) of the left grating bulges 63 in the areacorresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area. Whenmaking thick left grating bulges 63, more processes and time are needed,so the display device 10 has a high manufacturing cost and cannot bedesigned thin. Thus in order to reduce the manufacturing cost of thedisplay device 10 and to facilitate a thin design thereof, in anembodiment of the present disclosure, the second constant m_(BL)satisfies m_(BL)=0.5, so as to reduce the thickness h_(BL) of the leftgrating bulges 63 in the area corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost ofthe display device 10 and facilitating a thin design of the displaydevice 10.

In formula (4), when the values of n_(GAR), n_(SAR) and λ aredetermined, the larger the value of the third constant m_(AR), thelarger the thickness h_(AR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the areacorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R). Whenmaking thick right grating bulges 64, more processes and time areneeded, so the display device 10 has a high manufacturing cost andcannot be designed thin. Thus in order to reduce the manufacturing costof the display device 10 and to facilitate a thin design thereof, in anembodiment of the present disclosure, the third constant m_(AR)satisfies 0.5<m_(AR)<1.5, and optionally satisfies 0.5<m_(AR) so as toreduce the thickness h_(AR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the areacorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), therebyreducing the manufacturing cost of the display device 10 andfacilitating a thin design of the display device 10.

In formula (5), when the values of n_(GBR), n_(SBR) and λ aredetermined, the larger the value of the fourth constant m_(BR), thelarger the thickness h_(BR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the areacorresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area. Whenmaking thick right grating bulges 64, more processes and time areneeded, so the display device 10 has a high manufacturing cost andcannot be designed thin. Thus in order to reduce the manufacturing costof the display device 10 and to facilitate a thin design thereof, in anembodiment of the present disclosure, the fourth constant m_(BR)satisfies m_(BR)=0.5, so as to reduce the thickness h_(BR) of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, thereby reducing the manufacturing cost ofthe display device 10 and facilitating a thin design of the displaydevice 10.

When setting the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area ofthe left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), the wavelength λ of the light incidenton the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of red light, which is 630 nm.According to formula (2), when the first constant m_(AL) satisfies0.5<m_(AL)<1.5, the thickness h_(ALR) of the left grating bulges 63 inthe area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) satisfies 315 nm<h_(ALR)<945 nm. Inpractical application, when a difference between the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left-eye R grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is small, the thickness h_(ALR) of the leftgrating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye R grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be630 nm. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ALR) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can have a value close to 630nm, for example, the thickness h_(ALR) of the left grating bulges 63 inthe area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) can be 550 nm, 580 nm, 600 nm, 650 nmor 680 nm, etc. When a difference between the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left-eye R grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is big, optionally, the thickness h_(ALR) ofthe left grating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye R grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) is closeto 315 nm. For example, the thickness h_(ALR) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be 330 nm, 370 nm or 400nm, etc. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ALR) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye R grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be close to 945 nm, forexample, the thickness h_(ALR) of the left grating bulges 63 in the areaof the left-eye R grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) can be 850 nm, 900 nm or 930 nm, etc.

When setting the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area ofthe left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), the wavelength λ of the light incidenton the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of green light, which is 550nm. According to formula (2), when the first constant m_(AL) satisfies0.5<m_(AL)<1.5, the thickness h_(ALG) of the left grating bulges 63 inthe area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) satisfies 275 nm<h_(ALG)<825 nm. Inpractical application, when a difference between the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left-eye G grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is small, the thickness h_(ALG) of the leftgrating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be550 nm. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ALG) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can have a value close to 550nm, for example, the thickness h_(ALG) of the left grating bulges 63 inthe area of the left-eye G grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) can be 500 nm, 530 nm, 580 nm or 600nm, etc.

When setting the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area ofthe left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), the wavelength λ of the light incidenton the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of blue light, which is 430nm. According to formula (2), when the first constant m_(AL) satisfies0.5<m_(AL)<1.5, the thickness h_(ALB) of the left grating bulges 63 inthe area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) satisfies 215 nm<h_(ALB)<645 nm. Inpractical application, when a difference between the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left-eye B grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is small, the thickness h_(ALB) of the leftgrating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye B grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be430 nm. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ALB) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can have a value close to 430nm, for example, the thickness h_(ALB) of the left grating bulges 63 inthe area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) can be 350 nm, 380 nm, 480 nm or 500nm, etc. When a difference between the intensity of the zero-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) and the intensity of the first-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe left-eye B grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is big, optionally, the thickness h_(ALB) ofthe left grating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye B grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) is closeto 215 nm. For example, the thickness h_(ALB) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be 250 nm, 280 nm or 300nm, etc. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ALB) of the left grating bulges63 in the area of the left-eye B grating region corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) is close to 645 nm, forexample, the thickness h_(ALB) of the left grating bulges 63 in the areaof the left-eye B grating region corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) can be 620 nm, 600 nm or 550 nm, etc.

When setting the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area ofthe left-eye R grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, the wavelength λ of the light incident onthe grating layer 60 is the wavelength of red light, which is 630 nm.According to formula (3), when the second constant m_(BL) is 0.5, thethickness h_(BLR) of the left grating bulges 63 in the area of theleft-eye R grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is 630 nm. When setting the thickness of theleft grating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area, thewavelength λ of the light incident on the grating layer 60 is thewavelength of green light, which is 550 nm. According to formula (3),when the second constant m_(BL) is 0.5, the thickness h_(BLG) of theleft grating bulges 63 in the area of the left-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area is 630 nm.When setting the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the area ofthe left-eye B grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, the wavelength λ of the light incident onthe grating layer 60 is the wavelength of blue light, which is 430 nm.According to formula (3), when the second constant m_(BL) is 0.5, thethickness h_(BLB) of the left grating bulges 63 in the area of theleft-eye B grating region corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area is 430 nm.

When setting the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area ofthe right-eye R grating region corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), the wavelength λ of the light incidenton the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of red light, which is 630 nm.According to formula (4), when the third constant m_(AR) satisfies0.5<m_(AR)<1.5, the thickness h_(ARR) of the right grating bulges 64 inthe area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) satisfies 315 nm<h_(ARR)<945nm. In practical application, when a difference between the intensity ofthe zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightin the area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is small, the thickness h_(ARR) ofthe right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye R gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)can be 630 nm. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ARR) of the right gratingbulges 64 in the area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding tothe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can have a value close to630 nm, for example, the thickness h_(ARR) of the right grating bulges64 in the area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be 550 nm, 580 nm, 600nm, 650 nm or 680 nm, etc. When a difference between the intensity ofthe zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightin the area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye R grating region corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is big, optionally, the thicknessh_(ARR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye Rgrating region corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is close to 315 nm. For example, the thickness h_(ARR) of theright grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye R grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be330 nm, 370 nm or 400 nm, etc. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ARR) ofthe right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye R gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)can be close to 945 nm, for example, the thickness h_(ARR) of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye R grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be850 nm, 900 nm or 930 nm, etc.

When setting the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area ofthe right-eye G grating region corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), the wavelength λ of the light incidenton the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of green light, which is 550nm. According to formula (4), when the third constant m_(AR) satisfies0.5<m_(AR)<1.5, the thickness h_(ARG) of the right grating bulges 64 inthe area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) satisfies 275 nm<h_(ARG)<825nm. In practical application, when a difference between the intensity ofthe zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightin the area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is small, the thickness h_(ARG) ofthe right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)can be 550 nm. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ARG) of the right gratingbulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding tothe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can have a value close to550 nm, for example, the thickness h_(ARG) of the right grating bulges64 in the area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be 500 nm, 530 nm, 580 nmor 600 nm, etc. When a difference between the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye G grating region corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is big, optionally, the thicknessh_(ARG) of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye Ggrating region corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is close to 275 nm. For example, the thickness h_(ARG) of theright grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be300 nm, 320 nm or 350 nm, etc. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ARG) ofthe right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)is close to 825 nm, for example, the thickness h_(ARG) of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be800 nm, 760 nm or 730 nm, etc.

When setting the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area ofthe right-eye B grating region corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), the wavelength λ of the light incidenton the grating layer 60 is the wavelength of blue light, which is 430nm. According to formula (4), when the third constant m_(AR) satisfies0.5<m_(AR)<1.5, the thickness h_(ARB) of the right grating bulges 64 inthe area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) satisfies 215 nm<h_(ARB)<645nm. In practical application, when a difference between the intensity ofthe zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident lightin the area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is small, the thickness h_(ARB) ofthe right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye B gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)can be 430 nm. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ARB) of the right gratingbulges 64 in the area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding tothe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can have a value close to430 nm, for example, the thickness h_(ARB) of the right grating bulges64 in the area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be 350 nm, 380 nm, 480 nmor 500 nm, etc. When a difference between the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) and the intensity of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right-eye B grating region corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area is big, optionally, the thicknessh_(ARB) of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye Bgrating region corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) is close to 215 nm. For example, the thickness h_(ARB) of theright grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye B grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be250 nm, 280 nm or 300 nm, etc. Alternatively, the thickness h_(ARB) ofthe right grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye B gratingregion corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R)is close to 645 nm, for example, the thickness h_(ARB) of the rightgrating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye B grating regioncorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) can be620 nm, 600 nm or 550 nm, etc.

When setting the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area ofthe right-eye R grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, the wavelength λ of the light incident onthe grating layer 60 is the wavelength of red light, which is 630 nm.According to formula (5), when the fourth constant m_(BR) is 0.5, thethickness h_(BRR) of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of theright-eye R grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area is 630. When setting the thickness of theright grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area, thewavelength λ of the light incident on the grating layer 60 is thewavelength of green light, which is 550 nm. According to formula (5),when the fourth constant m_(BR) is 0.5, the thickness h_(BRG) of theright grating bulges 64 in the area of the right-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area is 630 nm.When setting the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the area ofthe right-eye B grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, the wavelength λ of the light incident onthe grating layer 60 is the wavelength of blue light, which is 430 nm.According to formula (5), when the fourth constant m_(BR) is 0.5, thethickness h_(BRB) of the right grating bulges 64 in the area of theright-eye B grating region corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area is 430 nm.

In practical application, referring to FIGS. 11 and 12, when the gratingperiod of the grating layer 60 is 3 μm and the thickness of the gratingbulges of the grating layer 60 is 500 nm, a relationship between thelight-extraction efficiency of the zero-order diffraction obtained bythe incident light incident on the grating layer 60 being diffracted atthe grating layer 60 and the grating duty cycle is as shown in FIG. 11,and a relationship between the light-extraction efficiency of thefirst-order diffraction obtained by the incident light incident on thegrating layer 60 being diffracted at the grating layer 60 and thegrating duty cycle is as shown in FIG. 12. It can be seen from FIG. 11that, as for the zero-order diffraction, when the grating duty cycle is0.5, the zero-order diffraction has the smallest intensity, and when thegrating duty cycle is smaller than 0.5, the intensity of the zero-orderdiffraction decreases as the grating duty cycle increases, and when thegrating duty cycle is greater than 0.5, the intensity of the zero-orderdiffraction increases as the grating duty cycle increases. It can beseen from FIG. 12 that as for the first-order diffraction, when thegrating duty cycle is 0.5, the first-order diffraction has the largestintensity, and when the grating duty cycle is smaller than 0.5, theintensity of the first-order diffraction increases as the grating dutycycle increases, and when the grating duty cycle is greater than 0.5,the intensity of the first-order diffraction decreases as the gratingduty cycle increases.

In other words, the intensities of light emitted from respectivepositions on the display device 10 are also related to the grating dutycycle of the grating layer 60. According to this conclusion, by settingthe grating duty cycle of the left grating region 61, the intensity ofthe non-zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incidentlight in the area of the left grating region 61 corresponding to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area can be increased, and accordingly,the intensity of the light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area of the display device 10 and falling into the left eyeZ_(L) of the viewer can be increased, and when necessary, the intensityof the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incidentlight in the area of the left grating region 61 corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be decreased properly, soas to reduce the intensity of the light emitted from the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer properly, as a result, theintensity of light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-view centralarea of the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer is made to match the intensity of light emitted from the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer.

By setting the grating duty cycle of the right grating region 62, theintensity of the non-zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction ofthe incident light in the area of the right grating region 62corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area can beincreased, and accordingly, the intensity of the light emitted from thenon right-eye field-of-view central area of the display device 10 andfalling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer can be increased, andwhen necessary, the intensity of the zero-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light in the area of the right gratingregion 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) can be decreased properly, so as to reduce the intensity of thelight emitted from the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) of thedisplay device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewerproperly, as a result, the intensity of light emitted from the nonright-eye field-of-view central area of the display device 10 andfalling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer is made to match theintensity of light emitted from the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) of the display device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer.

Specifically, in the area corresponding to the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(L), the grating duty cycle dc_(AL) of the left gratingregion 61 satisfies 0.2≤dc_(AL)≤0.8; in the area corresponding to thenon left-eye field-of-view central area, the grating duty cycle dc_(BL)of the left grating region 61 is 0.5. In the area corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), the grating duty cycledc_(AR) of the right grating region 62 satisfies 0.2≤dc_(AR)≤0.8; in thearea corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area, thegrating duty cycle dc_(BR) of the right grating region 62 is 0.5.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, in the area of the leftgrating region 61 corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-viewcentral area, the grating duty cycle dc_(BL) of the left grating region61 is set as 0.5. Thus in the area corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area, when the grating period of the left gratingregion 61 and the thickness of the left grating bulges 63 in the leftgrating region 61 are fixed, the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light in the area of the left grating region61 corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area has thelargest intensity, so that light emitted from the non left-eyefield-of-view central area of the display device 10 and falling into theleft eye Z_(L) of the viewer has a stronger intensity, as a result, theintensity of light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-view centralarea of the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of theviewer matches the intensity of light emitted from the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, in the area corresponding tothe left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L), the grating duty cycledc_(AL) of the left grating region 61 satisfies 0.2≤dc_(AL)≤0.8. Inpractical application, in the area corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L), the value of the grating duty cycledc_(AL) of the left grating region 61 can be set according to the actualneed. For example, when there is a big difference between the intensityof light emitted from the non left-eye field-of-view central area of thedisplay device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer andthe intensity of light emitted from the left-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(L) of the display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L)of the viewer, the value of the grating duty cycle dc_(AL) of the leftgrating region 61 can be set as 0.5 in the area corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L). In this case, in the areacorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L), when thegrating period of the left grating region 61 and the thickness of theleft grating bulges 63 in the left grating region 61 are fixed, thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the left grating region 61 corresponding to the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) has the smallest intensity, so that theintensity of the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the area of the left grating region 61 correspondingto the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) can be decreasedproperly, as a result, the intensity of light emitted from the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area of the display device 10 and fallinginto the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer matches the intensity of lightemitted from the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) of thedisplay device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer.When there is a small difference between the intensity of light emittedfrom the non left-eye field-of-view central area of the display device10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer and the intensityof light emitted from the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) ofthe display device 10 and falling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer,the grating duty cycle dc_(AL) of the left grating region 61 can be madeto satisfy 0.2≤dc_(AL)<0.5 or 0.5<dc_(AL)≤0.8 in the area correspondingto the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L). For example, the valueof the grating duty cycle dc_(AL) of the left grating region 61 can be0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.6, 0.7 or 0.8. In this case, in the area correspondingto the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L), when the gratingperiod of the left grating region 61 and the thickness of the leftgrating bulges 63 in the left grating region 61 are fixed, the intensityof the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incidentlight in the area of the left grating region 61 corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) is not the smallest, and theintensity of the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of theincident light in the area of the left grating region 61 correspondingto the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) is not the strongest,either, such that the intensity of light emitted from the non left-eyefield-of-view central area of the display 10 and falling into the lefteye Z_(L) of the viewer matches the intensity of light emitted from theleft-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) of the display device 10 andfalling into the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, in the area of the rightgrating region 62 corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, the grating duty cycle dc_(BR) of the right grating region62 is set as 0.5, thus in the area corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, when the grating period of the right gratingregion 62 and the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the rightgrating region 62 are fixed, the first-order diffraction obtained bydiffraction of the incident light in the area of the right gratingregion 62 corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central areahas the largest intensity, so that light emitted from the non right-eyefield-of-view central area of the display device 10 and falling into theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer has a stronger intensity, as a result, theintensity of light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the display device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer matches the intensity of light emitted from the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, in the area corresponding tothe right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R), the grating duty cycledc_(AR) of the right grating region 62 satisfies 0.2≤dc_(AR)≤0.8. Inpractical application, in the area corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), the value of the grating duty cycledc_(AR) of the right grating region 62 can be set according to theactual need. For example, when there is a big difference between theintensity of light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-view centralarea of the display device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer and the intensity of light emitted from the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, the value of the grating dutycycle dc_(AR) of the right grating region 62 can be set as 0.5 in thearea corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R). Inthis case, in the area corresponding to the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R), when the grating period of the right grating region62 and the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 in the right gratingregion 62 are fixed, the zero-order diffraction obtained by diffractionof the incident light in the area of the right grating region 62corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area A_(R) has thesmallest intensity, so that the intensity of the zero-order diffractionobtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area of the rightgrating region 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R) can be decreased properly, as a result, the intensity oflight emitted from the non right-eye field-of-view central area of thedisplay device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewermatches the intensity of light emitted from the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R) of the display device 10 and falling into the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer. When there is a small difference the intensityof light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-view central area ofthe display device 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) of the viewerand the intensity of light emitted from the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R) of the display device 10 and falling into the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer, the grating duty cycle dc_(AR) of the rightgrating region 62 can be made to satisfy 0.2≤dc_(AR)<0.5 or0.5<dc_(AR)≤0.8 in the area corresponding to the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R). For example, the value of the grating duty cycledc_(AR) of the right grating region 62 can be 0.2, 0.3, 0.4, 0.6, 0.7 or0.8. In this case, in the area corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R), when the grating period of the rightgrating region 62 and the thickness of the right grating bulges 64 inthe right grating region 62 are fixed, the intensity of the zero-orderdiffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light in the area ofthe right grating region 62 corresponding to the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area A_(R) is not the smallest, and the intensity of thezero-order diffraction obtained by diffraction of the incident light inthe area of the right grating region 62 corresponding to the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) is not the strongest, either, such thatthe intensity of light emitted from the non right-eye field-of-viewcentral area of the display 10 and falling into the right eye Z_(R) ofthe viewer matches the intensity of light emitted from the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the display device 10 and fallinginto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

In the above embodiments, the left grating bulges 63 can be eithertransparent grating bulges or non-transparent grating bulges, and thereare many options for the materials of the left grating bulges 63. In anembodiment of the present disclosure, the left grating bulges 63 aretransparent grating bulges and are polymethyl methacrylate gratingbulges.

In the above embodiments, the right grating bulges 64 can be eithertransparent grating bulges or non-transparent grating bulges, and thereare many options for the materials of the right grating bulges 64. In anembodiment of the present disclosure, the right grating bulges 64 aretransparent grating bulges and are polymethyl methacrylate gratingbulges.

Referring to FIGS. 13-18, the section shape of a left grating bulge 63can be a step shape, a trapezoidal shape, or a triangular shape, and thesection shape of a right grating bulge 64 can be a step shape, atrapezoidal shape, or a triangular shape.

For example, referring to FIGS. 13-14, the left grating region 61comprises a plurality of left grating bulges 63, and there is a gap 65between two adjacent left grating bulges 63, and when a left gratingbulge 63 is cut by a plane perpendicular to a direction of extension ofthe gap 65 between two adjacent left grating bulges 63, the obtainedsection shape of the left grating bulge 63 is a step shape. In practicalapplication, as shown in FIG. 14, one of the sides of the section of theleft grating bulge 63 can have a step shape, or as shown in FIG. 13,both of the sides of the section of the left grating bulge 63 have astep shape. When both of the sides of the section of the left gratingbulge 63 have a step shape, the step shapes of both sides of the sectionof the left grating bulge 63 can be symmetrical relative to a centralline perpendicular to a light entrance surface of the left grating bulge63 in the section of the left grating bulge 63, or the step shapes ofboth sides of the section of the left grating bulge 63 can beasymmetrical relative to the central line perpendicular to the lightentrance surface of the left grating bulge 63 in the section of the leftgrating bulge 63. Correspondingly, the right grating bulges 64 can bearranged in the same way as the left grating bulges 63 as describedabove, which will not be elaborated any more.

Referring to FIGS. 15 and 16, the left grating region 61 comprises aplurality of left grating bulges 63, and there is a gap 65 between twoadjacent left grating bulges 63, and when a left grating bulge 63 is cutby a plane perpendicular to a direction of extension of the gap 65between two adjacent left grating bulges 63, the obtained section shapeof the left grating bulge 63 is a triangular shape. In practicalapplication, as shown in FIG. 15, both of the sides of the section ofthe left grating bulge 63 can be symmetrical relative to a central lineperpendicular to a light entrance surface of the left grating bulge 63in the section of the left grating bulge 63. Then the section shape ofthe left grating bulge 63 is an isosceles triangle. Alternatively, asshown in FIG. 16, both of the sides of the section of the left gratingbulge 63 can be asymmetrical relative to the central line perpendicularto the light entrance surface of the left grating bulges 63 in thesection of the left grating bulge 63. Correspondingly, the right gratingbulges 64 can be arranged in the same way as the left grating bulges 63as described above, which will not be elaborated any more.

Referring to FIGS. 17 and 18, the left grating region 61 comprises aplurality of left grating bulges 63, and there is a gap 65 between twoadjacent left grating bulges 63. When a left grating bulge 63 is cut bya plane perpendicular to a direction of extension of the gap 65 betweentwo adjacent left grating bulges 63, the obtained section shape of theleft grating bulge 63 is a trapezoidal shape. In practical application,as shown in FIG. 17, both of the sides of the section of the leftgrating bulge 63 can be symmetrical relative to a central lineperpendicular to a light entrance surface of the left grating bulge 63in the section of the left grating bulge 63. Then the section shape ofthe left grating bulge 63 is an isosceles trapezoid. Alternatively, asshown in FIG. 18, both of the sides of the section of the left gratingbulge 63 can be asymmetrical relative to the central line perpendicularto the light entrance surface of the left grating bulge 63 in thesection of the left grating bulge 63. Correspondingly, the right gratingbulges 64 can be arranged in the same way as the left grating bulges 63as described above, which will not be elaborated any more.

Since the section shape of each left grating bulge 63 can be a stepshape, a trapezoidal shape, or a triangular shape, a light emergentsurface of each left grating bulge 63 is not parallel to the lightentrance surface thereof. When light incident on the grating layer 60passes through the left grating region 61, it is diffracted andinterfered several times by the left grating region 61, thus the effectsof diffraction and interference of the incident light in the leftgrating region 61 are enhanced, and the ability of adjusting the lightemergent directions in respective positions on the left display area 21is enhanced. As a result, light propagation in the area of the displaydevice 10 corresponding to the left display area 21 can be bettercontrolled and the effect of control to light propagation in the area ofthe display device 10 corresponding to the left display area 21 can beimproved, thereby improving the viewing experience of the viewer tobring more real and comfortable viewing experience to the viewer.

Since the section shape of each right grating bulge 64 can be a stepshape, a trapezoidal shape, or a triangular shape, a light emergentsurface of each right grating bulge 64 is not parallel to the lightentrance surface thereof. When light incident on the grating layer 60passes through the right grating region 62, it is diffracted andinterfered several times by the right grating region 62, thus theeffects of diffraction and interference of the incident light in theright grating region 62 are enhanced, and the ability of adjusting thelight emergent directions in respective positions on the right displayarea 22 is enhanced. As a result, light propagation in the area of thedisplay device 10 corresponding to the right display area 22 can bebetter controlled and the effect of control to light propagation in thearea of the display device 10 corresponding to the right display area 22can be improved, thereby improving the viewing experience of the viewerto bring more real and comfortable viewing experience to the viewer.

It shall be noted that when both sides of the section of a left gratingbulge 63 are asymmetrical relative to the central line of the section ofthe left grating bulge 63, and when light incident on the grating layer60 passes through the left grating region 61, the incident light isdiffracted and interfered in the left grating region 61, and thediffraction angle and intensity of the obtained kth-order diffractionare asymmetrical relative to the zero-order diffraction. By making bothsides of the section of the left grating bulge 63 to be asymmetricalrelative to the central line of the section of the left grating bulge63, the kth-order diffraction emitted back to the sight of the viewer isenabled to have a destructive interference, while the kth-orderdiffraction emitted towards the sight of the viewer is enabled to have aconstructive interference, thereby further improving the effect ofcontrol to the light propagation within the display device 10, improvingviewing experience of the viewer to bring more real and comfortableviewing experience to the viewer.

When both sides of the section of a right grating bulge 64 areasymmetrical relative to the central line of the section of the rightgrating bulge 64, and when light incident on the grating layer 60 passesthrough the right grating region 62, the incident light is diffractedand interfered in the right grating region 62, and the diffraction angleand intensity of the obtained kth-order diffraction are asymmetricalrelative to the zero-order diffraction. By making both sides of thesection of the right grating bulge 64 to be asymmetrical relative to thecentral line of the section of the right grating bulge 64, the kth-orderdiffraction emitted back to the sight of the viewer is enabled to have adestructive interference, while the kth-order diffraction emittedtowards the sight of the viewer is enabled to have a constructiveinterference, thereby further improving the effect of control to thelight propagation within the display device 10, improving viewingexperience of the viewer to bring more real and comfortable viewingexperience to the viewer.

Still referring to FIG. 3, when the display device 10 is a liquidcrystal display device, the display panel 20 comprises a color filmlayer 23, and the grating layer 60 is at a light emergent side or alight entrance side of the color film layer 23. For example, the displaypanel 20 comprises a first substrate, a second substrate and the colorfilm layer 23, the first substrate and the second substrate beingopposite to each other, the color film layer 23 being disposed betweenthe first substrate and the second substrate, and a side of the colorfilm layer 23 facing the second substrate is a light emergent sidethereof. Alternatively, the grating layer 60 can be at a light emergentside of the color film layer 23, for example, the grating layer 60 canbe between the color film layer 23 and the second substrate.Alternatively, the grating layer 60 can be disposed on a side of thesecond substrate facing away from the color film layer. Alternatively,the grating layer 60 can be on a light entrance side of the color filmlayer 23, for example, the grating layer 60 can be disposed between thecolor film layer 23 and the first substrate, or the grating layer 60 canbe disposed on a side of the first substrate facing away from the colorfilm layer 23.

In an embodiment of the present disclosure, the grating layer 60 is atthe light emergent side of the color film layer 23 and contacts thecolor film layer 23. Specifically, the display panel 20 comprises thefirst substrate, the second substrate and the color film layer 23, thefirst substrate and the second substrate being opposite to each other,the color film layer 23 being disposed between the first substrate andthe second substrate, and the side of the color film layer 23 facing thesecond substrate is the light emergent side thereof. The grating layer60 is disposed between the color film layer 23 and the second substrate,and the grating layer 60 contacts the color film layer 23. In such adesign, light incident on the grating layer 60 is light emergent fromthe color film layer 23, and since the grating layer 60 contacts thecolor film layer 23, emergent light from the color film layer 23 willnot have a light mixing before being incident on the grating layer 60,thus the effect of control of the light propagation in the displaydevice 10 by the grating layer 60 will not be reduced because of lightmixing of the emergent light from the color film layer 23.

In the above embodiment, the grating layer 60 can be arranged externalto the display panel 20. For example, the display device 10 is a liquidcrystal display device, which comprises a back light source and thedisplay panel 20 at a light emergent side of the back light source. Theback light source provides an area light source for the display panel20. The grating layer 60 can be arranged between the back light sourceand the display panel 20 and in contact with the back light source, andthe area light source provided by the back light source is incident intothe display panel 20 after passing through the grating layer 60.

When manufacturing the display device 10 provided in the aboveembodiments, the grating layer 60 can be prepared by various methods,for example, the grating layer 60 can be prepared by nanoimprint processor laser interference process.

Still referring to FIG. 1, the display device 10 further comprises alight barrier 50 at a light emergent side of the display device 10. Thelight barrier 50 is between the left display area 21 and the rightdisplay area 22. Specifically, referring to FIG. 1, the light emergentside of the display device 10 is the lower side in FIG. 1 and the lightemergent surface of the display device 10 is the lower surface of thedisplay panel 20 in FIG. 1. Along the left and right direction in FIG.1, the light barrier 50 is provided in the middle of the display panel20. The light barrier 50 can be a light-absorbing light barrier, i.e.the light barrier 50 can absorb light incident thereon. The lightbarrier 50 separates the left display area 21 and the right display area22 of the display panel 20 as shown in FIG. 1. When a viewer is viewingan image displayed by the display device 10, light emitted fromrespective positions on the left display area 21 cannot enter the righteye Z_(R) of the viewer due to the blocking of the light barrier 50, andlight emitted from respective positions on the right display area 22cannot enter the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer due to the blocking of thelight barrier 50, thus preventing the image viewed by the right eyeZ_(R) of the viewer from being interfered by the light emitted fromrespective positions on the left display area 21 and preventing theimage viewed by the left eye Z_(L) of the viewer from being interferedby the light emitted from respective positions on the right display area22. Accordingly, crosstalk between images viewed by the left eye Z_(L)and the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer can be effectively reduced.

When the display device 10 provided in the above embodiment is appliedto a near eye display device, for example, when the display device 10 isapplied to a helmet display device or a glass-type display device, thelight barrier 50 can be arranged on a housing of the helmet displaydevice or glass-type display device. When a viewer is wearing the helmetdisplay device or the glass-type display device, the light barrier 50 isbetween the left eye Z_(L) and the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, and itcan be held on the bridge of the nose of the viewer.

In the above embodiment, the display device 10 comprises the displaypanel 20 which comprises the left display area 21 corresponding to theleft eye Z_(L) of the viewer and the right display area 22 correspondingto the right eye Z_(R) of the viewer. In practical application, thedisplay device 10 may comprise two display panels which are respectivelycorresponding to the left eye Z_(L) and the right eye Z_(R) of theviewer.

Specifically, referring to FIGS. 19 and 20, an embodiment of the presentdisclosure provides another display device 10. The display device 10comprises a left display panel 30, a right display panel 40, a leftgrating layer arranged inside or outside of the left display panel 30,and a right grating layer arranged inside or outside of the rightdisplay panel 40. The left display panel 30 corresponds to a left eyeZ_(L) of a viewer, a left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and a nonleft-eye field-of-view central area are in the left display panel 30,and the left-eye field-of-view central area A_(L) and the non left-eyefield-of-view central area together cover a light emergent surface ofthe left display panel 30. The left display panel 30 comprises aplurality of left-eye R pixels, a plurality of left-eye G pixels and aplurality of left-eye B pixels. The right display panel 40 correspondsto a right eye Z_(R) of the viewer, a right-eye field-of-view centralarea A_(R) and a non right-eye field-of-view central area are in theright display panel 40, and the right-eye field-of-view central areaA_(R) and the non right-eye field-of-view central area together cover alight emergent surface of the right display panel 40. The right displaypanel 40 comprises a plurality of right-eye R pixels, a plurality ofright-eye G pixels and a plurality of right-eye B pixels.

The left grating layer comprises a left-eye R grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye R pixels, a left-eye G grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye G pixels, and a left-eye B grating regioncorresponding to the left-eye B pixels. The right grating layercomprises a right-eye R grating region corresponding to the right-eye Rpixels, a right-eye G grating region corresponding to the right-eye Gpixels, and a right-eye B grating region corresponding to the right-eyeB pixels.

Along a direction pointing from a center a_(L) of the left-eyefield-of-view central area A_(L) of the left display panel 30 to the nonleft-eye field-of-view central area of the left display panel 30, agrating period of the left-eye R grating region, a grating period of theleft-eye G grating region, and a grating period of the left-eye Bgrating region all decrease gradually. Light emitted by the displaydevice 10 from a position corresponding to the left-eye R pixels, lightemitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding to theleft-eye G pixels, and light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the left-eye B pixels are all directed to theleft eye Z_(L) of the viewer.

Along a direction pointing from a center a_(R) of the right-eyefield-of-view central area A_(R) of the right display panel 40 to thenon right-eye field-of-view central area of the right display panel 40,a grating period of the right-eye R grating region, a grating period ofthe right-eye G grating region, and a grating period of the right-eye Bgrating region all decrease gradually. Light emitted by the displaydevice 10 from a position corresponding to the right-eye R pixels, lightemitted by the display device 10 from a position corresponding to theright-eye G pixels, and light emitted by the display device 10 from aposition corresponding to the right-eye B pixels are all directed to theright eye Z_(R) of the viewer.

In the above embodiment, the display device 10 comprises the leftdisplay panel 30, the right display panel 40, the left grating layer andthe right grating layer. Such a display device 10 has the same advantageas the above-described display device 10 comprising the display panel 20and the grating layer 60, which will not be elaborated any more.

In the above embodiment, the display device 10 comprises the leftdisplay panel 30, the right display panel 40, the left grating layer andthe right grating layer, wherein the left display panel 30 can bearranged in the same way as the left display area 21 of the displaypanel 20 in the above-described embodiment, and the right display panel40 can be arranged in the same way as the right display area 22 of thedisplay panel 20 in the above-described embodiment; the left gratinglayer can be arranged in the same way as the left grating region 61 ofthe grating layer 60 in the above-described embodiment, and the rightgrating layer can be arranged in the same way as the right gratingregion 62 of the grating layer 60 in the above-described embodiment.When the display device 10 comprises the left display panel 30, theright display panel 40, the left grating layer and the right gratinglayer, the light barrier 50 can be arranged in the same way as the lightbarrier 50 in the above-described display device 10 that comprises thedisplay panel 20 and the grating layer 60.

It shall be noted that, although in the above embodiments, the conceptof the present disclosure is described by taking the display device 10with the color scheme of RGB (Red, Green, Blue) as an example, thoseskilled in the art shall appreciate that the concept of the presentdisclosure can be applied to display devices with other color schemes,e.g. a color scheme of RGBW (Red, Green, Blue, White).

In descriptions of the above embodiments, specific features, structures,materials or characteristics can be combined in appropriate manners inany one or more embodiments or examples.

The above described are merely specific embodiments of the presentdisclosure, while they do not intend to limit the protection scope ofthe present disclosure. Any variation or substitution that is easilyconceivable by those skilled in the art within the technical scopedisclosed by the present disclosure shall fall into the protection scopeof the present disclosure. Thus the protection scope of the presentdisclosure is defined by the appended claims.

1. A display device, comprising: a display panel, and a grating layerarranged inside or outside of the display panel, wherein the displaypanel comprises a left display area corresponding to a left eye of aviewer and a right display area corresponding to a right eye of theviewer; the left display area comprises a plurality of left-eye pixelsof a first color, a plurality of left-eye pixels of a second color, aplurality of left-eye pixels of a third color, and the right displayarea comprises a plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, aplurality of right-eye pixels of the second color, and a plurality ofright-eye pixels of the third color; the grating layer comprises a leftgrating region corresponding to the left display area, and a rightgrating region corresponding to the right display area, the left gratingregion comprises a left-eye grating region of the first colorcorresponding to the left-eye pixels of the first color, a left-eyegrating region of the second color corresponding to the left-eye pixelsof the second color, and a left-eye grating region of the third colorcorresponding to the left-eye pixels of the third color, the rightgrating region comprises a right-eye grating region of the first colorcorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the first color, a right-eyegrating region of the second color corresponding to the right-eye pixelsof the second color, and a right-eye grating region of the third colorcorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the third color; along adirection from a center of a left-eye field-of-view central area of theleft display area to a non left-eye field-of-view central area of theleft display area, a grating period of the left-eye grating region ofthe first color, a grating period of the left-eye grating region of thesecond color, and a grating period of the left-eye grating region of thethird color all decrease gradually, and light emitted by the displaydevice from a position corresponding to the left-eye pixels of the firstcolor, light emitted by the display device from a position correspondingto the left-eye pixels of the second color, and light emitted by thedisplay device from a position corresponding to the left-eye pixels ofthe third color are all directed to the left eye of the viewer; along adirection from a center of a right-eye field-of-view central area of theright display area to a non right-eye field-of-view central area of theright display area, a grating period of the right-eye grating region ofthe first color, a grating period of the right-eye grating region of thesecond color, and a grating period of the right-eye grating region ofthe third color all decrease gradually, and light emitted by the displaydevice from a position corresponding to the right-eye pixels of thefirst color, light emitted by the display device from a positioncorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the second color, and lightemitted by the display device from a position corresponding to theright-eye pixels of the third color are all directed to the right eye ofthe viewer.
 2. The display device according to claim 1, wherein along adirection parallel to a line between the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area and the center of the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, from the center of the left-eye field-of-view central areato both sides of the left display area, the grating period of theleft-eye grating region of the first color, the grating period of theleft-eye grating region of the second color, and the grating period ofthe left-eye grating region of the third color all decrease gradually;along the direction parallel to the line between the center of theleft-eye field-of-view central area and the center of the right-eyefield-of-view central area, from the center of the right-eyefield-of-view central area to both sides of the right display area, thegrating period of the right-eye grating region of the first color, thegrating period of the right-eye grating region of the second color, andthe grating period of the right-eye grating region of the third colorall decrease gradually.
 3. The display device according to claim 1,wherein along a direction perpendicular to the line between the centerof the left-eye field-of-view central area and the center of theright-eye field-of-view central area, from the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area to both sides of the left display area, thegrating period of the left-eye grating region of the first color, thegrating period of the left-eye grating region of the second color, andthe grating period of the left-eye grating region of the third color alldecrease gradually; along the direction perpendicular to the linebetween the center of the left-eye field-of-view central area and thecenter of the right-eye field-of-view central area, from the center ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area to both sides of the rightdisplay area, the grating period of the right-eye grating region of thefirst color, the grating period of the right-eye grating region of thesecond color, and the grating period of the right-eye grating region ofthe third color all decrease gradually.
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 5. The displaydevice according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of left-eye pixels ofthe first color, the plurality of left-eye pixels of the second color,the plurality of left-eye pixels of the third color are arranged to forman array of left-eye pixels, rows of pixels of the array of left-eyepixels extend along a direction parallel to a line between the center ofthe left-eye field-of-view central area and the center of the right-eyefield-of-view central area, columns of pixels of the array of left-eyepixels extend along a direction perpendicular to the line between thecenter of the left-eye field-of-view central area and the center of theright-eye field-of-view central area; each row of pixels of the array ofleft-eye pixels includes a plurality of left-eye pixels of the firstcolor, a plurality of left-eye pixels of the second color and aplurality of left-eye pixels of the third color that are arrangedalternately; each column of pixels of the array of left-eye pixelsincludes one type of the left-eye pixels of the first color, theleft-eye pixels of the second color and the left-eye pixels of the thirdcolor.
 6. The display device according to claim 1, wherein the pluralityof left-eye pixels of the first color, the plurality of left-eye pixelsof the second color, the plurality of left-eye pixels of the third colorare arranged to form an array of left-eye pixels, rows of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels extend along a direction parallel to a linebetween the center of the left-eye field-of-view central area and thecenter of the right-eye field-of-view central area, columns of pixels ofthe array of left-eye pixels extend along a direction perpendicular tothe line between the center of the left-eye field-of-view central areaand the center of the right-eye field-of-view central area; each row ofpixels of the array of left-eye pixels includes one type of the left-eyepixels of the first color, the left-eye pixels of the second color andthe left-eye pixels of the third color; each column of pixels of thearray of left-eye pixels includes a plurality of left-eye pixels of thefirst color, a plurality of left-eye pixels of the second color and aplurality of left-eye pixels of the third color that are arrangedalternately.
 7. The display device according to claim 1, wherein theplurality of left-eye pixels of the first color, the plurality ofleft-eye pixels of the second color, the plurality of left-eye pixels ofthe third color are arranged to form an array of left-eye pixels, rowsof pixels of the array of left-eye pixels extend along a directionparallel to a line between the center of the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area and the center of the right-eye field-of-view central area,columns of pixels of the array of left-eye pixels extend along adirection perpendicular to the line between the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area and the center of the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area; each row of pixels of the array of left-eye pixelsincludes a plurality of left-eye pixels of the first color, a pluralityof left-eye pixels of the second color and a plurality of left-eyepixels of the third color that are arranged alternately; each column ofpixels of the array of left-eye pixels includes a plurality of left-eyepixels of the first color, a plurality of left-eye pixels of the secondcolor and a plurality of left-eye pixels of the third color that arearranged alternately.
 8. The display device according to claim 1,wherein the plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, theplurality of right-eye pixels of the second color, the plurality ofright-eye pixels of the third color are arranged to form an array ofright-eye pixels, rows of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extendalong a direction parallel to a line between the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area and the center of the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area, columns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extendalong a direction perpendicular to the line between the center of theleft-eye field-of-view central area and the center of the right-eyefield-of-view central area; each row of pixels of the array of right-eyepixels includes a plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, aplurality of right-eye pixels of the second color and a plurality ofright-eye pixels of the third color that are arranged alternately; eachcolumn of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels includes one type ofthe right-eye pixels of the first color, the right-eye pixels of thesecond color and the right-eye pixels of the third color.
 9. The displaydevice according to claim 1, wherein the plurality of right-eye pixelsof the first color, the plurality of right-eye pixels of the secondcolor, the plurality of right-eye pixels of the third color are arrangedto form an array of right-eye pixels, rows of pixels of the array ofright-eye pixels extend along a direction parallel to a line between thecenter of the left-eye field-of-view central area and the center of theright-eye field-of-view central area, columns of pixels of the array ofright-eye pixels extend along a direction perpendicular to the linebetween the center of the left-eye field-of-view central area and thecenter of the right-eye field-of-view central area; each row of pixelsof the array of right-eye pixels includes one type of the right-eyepixels of the first color, the right-eye pixels of the second color andthe right-eye pixels of the third color; each column of pixels of thearray of right-eye pixels includes a plurality of right-eye pixels ofthe first color, a plurality of right-eye pixels of the second color anda plurality of right-eye pixels of the third color that are arrangedalternately.
 10. The display device according to claim 1, wherein theplurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, the plurality ofright-eye pixels of the second color, the plurality of right-eye pixelsof the third color are arranged to form an array of right-eye pixels,rows of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extend along a directionparallel to a line between the center of the left-eye field-of-viewcentral area and the center of the right-eye field-of-view central area,columns of pixels of the array of right-eye pixels extend along adirection perpendicular to the line between the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area and the center of the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area; each row of pixels of the array of right-eye pixelsincludes a plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, a pluralityof right-eye pixels of the second color and a plurality of right-eyepixels of the third color that are arranged alternately; each column ofpixels of the array of right-eye pixels includes a plurality ofright-eye pixels of the first color, a plurality of right-eye pixels ofthe second color and a plurality of right-eye pixels of the third colorthat are arranged alternately.
 11. The display device according to claim1, wherein the left grating region comprises a plurality of left gratingbulges, which are bar-shaped left grating bulges, each left gratingbulges extends along a direction perpendicular to a line between thecenter of the left-eye field-of-view central area and the center of theright-eye field-of-view central area, and the plurality of left gratingbulges are arranged in parallel along a direction parallel to the linebetween the center of the left-eye field-of-view central area and thecenter of the right-eye field-of-view central area.
 12. The displaydevice according to claim 1, wherein the left grating region comprises aplurality of left grating bulges, which are bar-shaped left gratingbulges, each left grating bulges extends along a direction parallel to aline between the center of the left-eye field-of-view central area andthe center of the right-eye field-of-view central area, and theplurality of left grating bulges are arranged in parallel along adirection perpendicular to the line between the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area and the center of the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area.
 13. The display device according to claim 1, wherein theright grating region comprises a plurality of right grating bulges,which are bar-shaped right grating bulges, each right grating bulgesextends along a direction perpendicular to a line between the center ofthe left-eye field-of-view central area and the center of the right-eyefield-of-view central area, and the plurality of right grating bulgesare arranged in parallel along a direction parallel to the line betweenthe center of the left-eye field-of-view central area and the center ofthe right-eye field-of-view central area.
 14. The display deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the right grating region comprises aplurality of right grating bulges, which are bar-shaped right gratingbulges, each right grating bulge extends along a direction parallel to aline between the center of the left-eye field-of-view central area andthe center of the right-eye field-of-view central area, and theplurality of right grating bulges are arranged in parallel along adirection perpendicular to the line between the center of the left-eyefield-of-view central area and the center of the right-eye field-of-viewcentral area.
 15. The display device according to claim 1, wherein theviewer views an image displayed on the display device, the image isprojected on a virtual screen behind the display device, the virtualscreen is a curved-surface virtual screen, the virtual screen has acenter of a circle, and a midpoint of a line between the left eye andright eye of the viewer is at the center of circle of the virtualscreen.
 16. The display device according to claim 1, wherein the viewerviews an image displayed on the display device, the image is projectedon a virtual screen behind the display device, the virtual screen is acurved-surface virtual screen, the virtual screen has a center ofcircle, and the viewer is at a side of the center of circle of thevirtual screen close to the virtual screen.
 17. The display deviceaccording to claim 1, wherein the viewer views an image displayed on thedisplay device, the image is projected on a virtual screen behind thedisplay device, the virtual screen is a curved-surface virtual screenand has a center of circle, the display device is at a side of thecenter of circle of the virtual screen close to the virtual screen, andthe viewer is at a side of the center of circle of the virtual screenfar away from the virtual screen.
 18. The display device according toclaim 1, wherein the left grating region comprises a plurality of leftgrating bulges, wherein a left grating bulge corresponding to theleft-eye field-of-view central area has a thickness h_(AL) thatsatisfies the formula of:$h_{AL} = \frac{m_{AL}\; \lambda}{{n_{GAL} - n_{SAL}}}$ wherein,n_(GAL) is a refractive index of the left grating bulge corresponding tothe left-eye field-of-view central area, n_(SAL) is a refractive indexof a filler in a gap between two adjacent left grating bulgescorresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area, λ is awavelength of incident light incident on the grating layer, m_(AL) is afirst constant, which satisfies: i_(AL)−½<m_(AL)<i_(AL)+½,i_(AL)=1,2,3,4K; a left grating bulge corresponding to the non left-eyefield-of-view central area has a thickness h_(BL) that satisfies theformula of: $h_{BL} = \frac{m_{BL}\; \lambda}{{n_{GBL} - n_{SBL}}}$wherein, n_(GBL) is a refractive index of the left grating bulgecorresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area, n_(SBL) isa refractive index of a filler in a gap between two adjacent leftgrating bulges corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view centralarea, λ is a wavelength of incident light incident on the grating layer,m_(BL) is a second constant, which satisfies: m_(BL)=i_(BL)+½,i_(BL)=0,1,2,3,4K; the right grating region comprises a plurality ofright grating bulges, and a right grating bulge corresponding to theright-eye field-of-view central area has a thickness h_(AR) thatsatisfies the formula of:$h_{AR} = \frac{m_{AR}\; \lambda}{{n_{GAR} - n_{SAR}}}$ wherein,n_(GAR) is a refractive index of the right grating bulge correspondingto the right-eye field-of-view central area, n_(SAR) is a refractiveindex of a filler in a gap between two adjacent right grating bulgescorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area, λ is awavelength of incident light incident on the grating layer, m_(AR) is athird constant, which satisfies: i_(AR)−½<m_(AR)<i_(AR)+½,i_(AR)=1,2,3,4K; a right grating bulge corresponding to the nonright-eye field-of-view central area has a thickness h_(BR) thatsatisfies the formula of:$h_{BR} = \frac{m_{BR}\; \lambda}{{n_{GBR} - n_{SBR}}}$ wherein,n_(GBR) is a refractive index of the right grating bulge correspondingto the non right-eye field-of-view central area, n_(SBR) is a refractiveindex of a filler in a gap between two adjacent right grating bulgescorresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area, λ is awavelength of incident light incident on the grating layer, m_(BR) is afourth constant, which satisfies: m_(BR)=i_(BR)+½, i_(BR)=0,1,2,3,4K.19.-21. (canceled)
 22. The display device according to claim 18, whereinthe left-eye grating region of the first color is a left-eye R gratingregion, the left-eye grating region of the second color is a left-eye Ggrating region, the left-eye grating region of the third color is aleft-eye B grating region, the right-eye grating region of the firstcolor is a right-eye R grating region, the right-eye grating region ofthe second color is a right-eye G grating region, and the right-eyegrating region of the third color is a right-eye B grating region, in anarea corresponding to the left-eye field-of-view central area, thethickness h_(ARL) of the left grating bulge of the left-eye R gratingregion satisfies: 315 nm<h_(ARL)<945 nm, the thickness h_(AGL) of theleft grating bulge of the left-eye G grating region satisfies: 275nm<h_(AGL)<825 nm, the thickness h_(ABL) of the left grating bulge ofthe left-eye B grating region satisfies: 215 nm<h_(ABL)<645 nm; in anarea corresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area, thethickness h_(BRL) of the left grating bulge of the left-eye R gratingregion is 630 nm, the thickness h_(BGL) of the left grating bulge of theleft-eye G grating region is 550 nm, the thickness h_(BBL) of the leftgrating bulge of the left-eye B grating region is 430 nm; in an areacorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area, the thicknessh_(ARR) of the right grating bulge of the right-eye R grating regionsatisfies: 315 nm<h_(ARR)<945 nm, the thickness h_(AGR) of the rightgrating bulge of the right-eye G grating region satisfies: 275nm<h_(AGR)<825 nm, the thickness h_(ABR) of the right grating bulge inthe right-eye B grating region satisfies: 215 nm<h_(ABR)<645 nm; in anarea corresponding to the non right-eye field-of-view central area, thethickness h_(BRR) of the right grating bulge of the right-eye R gratingregion is 630 nm, the thickness h_(BGR) of the right grating bulge ofthe right-eye G grating region is 550 nm, the thickness h_(BBR) of theright grating bulge of the right-eye B grating region is 430 nm.
 23. Thedisplay device according to claim 1, wherein in an area corresponding tothe left-eye field-of-view central area, a grating duty cycle dc_(AL) ofthe left grating region satisfies 0.2≤dc_(AL)≤0.8; in an areacorresponding to the non left-eye field-of-view central area, thegrating duty cycle dc_(BL) of the left grating region is 0.5; in an areacorresponding to the right-eye field-of-view central area, a gratingduty cycle dc_(AR) of the right grating region satisfies0.2≤dc_(AR)≤0.8; in an area corresponding to the non right-eyefield-of-view central area, the grating duty cycle dc_(BR) of the rightgrating region is 0.5. 24.-32. (canceled)
 33. A display device,comprising a left display panel, a right display panel, a left gratinglayer arranged inside or outside of the left display panel, and a rightgrating layer arranged inside or outside of the right display panel,wherein the left display panel corresponds to a left eye of a viewer,the right display panel corresponds to a right eye of the viewer, theleft display panel comprises a plurality of left-eye pixels of a firstcolor, a plurality of left-eye pixels of a second color, a plurality ofleft-eye pixels of a third color, and the right display panel comprisesa plurality of right-eye pixels of the first color, a plurality ofright-eye pixels of the second color, and a plurality of right-eyepixels of the third color; the left grating layer comprises a left-eyegrating region of the first color corresponding to the left-eye pixelsof the first color, a left-eye grating region of the second colorcorresponding to the left-eye pixels of the second color, and a left-eyegrating region of the third color corresponding to the left-eye pixelsof the third color; the right grating layer comprises a right-eyegrating region of the first color corresponding to the right-eye pixelsof the first color, a right-eye grating region of the second colorcorresponding to the right-eye pixels of the second color, and aright-eye grating region of the third color corresponding to theright-eye pixels of the third color; along a direction from a center ofa left-eye field-of-view central area of the left display panel to a nonleft-eye field-of-view central area of the left display panel, a gratingperiod of the left-eye grating region of the first color, a gratingperiod of the left-eye grating region of the second color, and a gratingperiod of the left-eye grating region of the third color all decreasegradually, and light emitted by the display device from a positioncorresponding to the left-eye pixels of the first color, light emittedby the display device from a position corresponding to the left-eyepixels of the second color, and light emitted by the display device froma position corresponding to the left-eye pixels of the third color areall directed to the left eye of the viewer; along a direction from acenter of a right-eye field-of-view central area of the right displaypanel to a non right-eye field-of-view central area of the right displaypanel, a grating period of the right-eye grating region of the firstcolor, a grating period of the right-eye grating region of the secondcolor, and a grating period of the right-eye grating region of the thirdcolor all decrease gradually, and light emitted by the display devicefrom a position corresponding to the right-eye pixels of the firstcolor, light emitted by the display device from a position correspondingto the right-eye pixels of the second color, and light emitted by thedisplay device from a position corresponding to the right-eye pixels ofthe third color are all directed to the right eye of the viewer.